Presentation
Discover the remarkable destiny of Abdelkrim Al Khattabi, a major figure in the Maghrebi and Muslim resistance against European colonization. Through this captivating portrait, Mehdi Benchabane revisits the Rif War (1921-1926) and the lasting legacy of an emir who inspired worldwide decolonization movements.
A highly educated man guided by unwavering Islamic ethics and a man of dialogue, Abdelkrim devoted his life to the liberation of the Maghreb, from the battlefield to exile. An essential work for understanding this pivotal period of Muslim history.
Content
- The life and rise of Abdelkrim Al Khattabi (1882-1926)
- The Rif War: military strategy and the construction of a modern state against France and Spain
- Islamic ethics and dialogue as pillars of his political thought
- The legacy of Rif resistance and its influence on decolonization movements
- Exile and historical debates surrounding his figure to this day
- Essential reading to grasp the roots of Maghrebi independence
For whom?
This work is aimed at adults and young adults interested in Islamic history, the history of the Maghreb, anti-colonial resistance and major figures of Islam. Ideal for students, researchers, engaged citizens and readers seeking solid historical references.
The Author
Mehdi Benchabane is a writer and historian specializing in Muslim and Maghrebi history. Through his works published by Éditions Al Bouraq, he offers rigorous and accessible biographies of major figures of Islam, contributing to the transmission of knowledge to the French-speaking readership.
Editorial Information
| Author |
Mehdi Benchabane |
| Publisher |
Éditions Al Bouraq |
| Collection |
I want to know |
| ISBN |
9791022501453 |
| Format |
Paperback / Paperback pocket book |
| Number of pages |
76 |
| Language |
French |
| Year of publication |
2016 |
| Audience |
Adults |
