نوع المستند : المقالة الأصلية
المؤلف
الاستاذ المساعد بقسم التاريخ جامعة الزرقاء الخاصة
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عنوان المقالة [English]
المؤلف [English]
This study seeks to indicate the field of activity in the works of the French orientalists, and that the East, which is reflected in their works, has become an example to lead French imperialism. It revealed the collusion and intertwining between the Orientalist and the colonizer, and an attempt to understand the Orientalist production of Ibn Khaldun's imaginary narrative about the unbridled invasion of the tribes of Bani Hilal and Selim to achieve his visions. The study examines the strategy of the orientalists about Ibn Khaldun and his history, which gained a continuous presence in their society and within the framework of Ibn Khaldun's historical data, especially the history of the Berbers, through which they worked on formulating a vision that serves the actions of colonialism and its advancement in the Great Maghreb. And at the center of the Orientalist perception that supports colonial practices by excluding Arabs from throughout the history of Morocco. And the disclosure of those narcissistic beliefs in the superior Western civilization by strengthening the impact of history on the Moroccan cultural structure, but on false foundations of the invention of heritage to highlight the many dualities of divisions. And the formulation of the thesis attributing the decline of Morocco to its Arab history in order to support the practice of colonialism in Morocco and to consolidate the French presence of power and authority.
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