Citizenship in Maghreb and Ifriqiya since Its Conquest In 642 A.D until the End Of 815 A.D
Tārīkh-i pizishkī i.e., Medical History,
Vol. 12 No. 00 (1399),
13 September 2020
,
Page 7-17
https://doi.org/10.22037/mhj.v12i00.29259
Abstract
Maghreb / Ifriqiya were conquered entirely by Muslim Arabs after 70 years for political and geographic reasons. After that, Ifriqiya suffered from poverty and economic crisis as a result of local insurgency in the region against Muslim Arab governors. But graduly, urbanization and land management, and consequently, trade grew, by the expansion of security and welfare relative to independent rulers. The purpose of the research is to explain the status of citizenship and prosperity and security in the Maghreb and Africa since its conquest in 642 AD until the end of 815 AD. The research question is: How was the status of citizenship in Morocco and Africa since its conquest in 642 AD until the end of 815 AD? To answer this question, it was used descriptively, analytically and historically metod in a documentary and library style. After analyzing the information, the following result was obtained: Relatively welfare and security during the period of independent states led to the growth of population and the development of cities and urbanization. The growth of cities combined with the development of agricultural fields and the increase in production, along with the creation of new cities, and the importance of the rulers of the region to trade have made the cities of Ifriqiya and the Maghreb become important commercial cities. Different ethnic groups were confronted with different cultures in these cities. This has led to social and cultural interactions between natives and immigrant populations.
Please cite this article as: Azimi Nia S, Behroozi M, Sepehri M. Citizenship in Maghreb and Ifriqiya since Its Conquest in 642 AD until the End of 815 AD. Med Hist J, Special Issue on the History of Islam and Iran 2020; 7-17.
- Citizenship; Security and Prosperity; Morocco and Ifriqiya; Muslims; Barbarians
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