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The Berbers And The Islamic State: The Marinid Experience In Pre-Protectorate Morocco
The Arab conquest of North Africa in the 8th century gave birth to a new political body on the Western Mediterranean shores, a Berber-Islamic state. This work studies how the Berbers participated in the process of the state's formation in the medieval Maghreb.
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Explores Berber participation in medieval North African state-building.
Who is this book for?
This book offers a fascinating look into the complex history of the Berbers and how they shaped the early Islamic state in Morocco. It's perfect if you're interested in the nuanced interactions between indigenous cultures and expanding empires in history. Readers passionate about medieval history and North African heritage will find this a compelling read.
