Description
Mohammed Al-Aroussi said of his book: “The Hafsa Sultanate was originally a book of radio lectures that met with the interest of listeners and their eagerness to publish them, which made me respond to the desire to generalize the benefit and increase the benefit, and these interested listeners were from different cultural levels and social segments.”.
Book description:
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Author's name: Mohamed Al-Aroussi Al-Matawi
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Number of pages: 793 pages
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The subject of the book: The Hafsidi Sultanate
The contents of the book:
The book is divided into twelve chapters:
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Chapter One: Ibn Ghanya's Revolt
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Chapter II: The emergence of Bani Hafs and the establishment of the Hafsid state
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Chapter Three: Al-Mustansir Al-Hafsi and the Quasi-Caliphate
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Chapter four: The Beginning of Weakness and the Reign of Turbulence
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Chapter five: Between Division and Unity
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Chapter VI: Abulhassan al-Marini's takeover of the Tunisian Hafsia
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Chapter VII: The return of Hafsidian sovereignty .... and Binu Meryn again
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Chapter VIII: The Reign of Sultan Abul Abbas Ahmed
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Chapter IX: Sultan Abu Faris Abdulaziz
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Chapter X: The Reign of Sultan Abu Amr Othman
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Chapter Eleven: The collapse of the Hafsid Sultanate in the face of the Spanish threat
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Chapter Twelve: From the Spanish Protectorate to the End of the Hafsids
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