- The
Zawaya are
tribes in the
southern Sahara who have
traditionally followed a
deeply religious way of life. They
accepted a
subordinate position to the...
- the
Zawaya, and the Lahma;
client groups subservient to both the H****an and the
Zawaya.
Successive H****ani
rulers exerted pressure on the
Zawaya, demanding...
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Kabyle people are
mainly Muslim, with a
small Christian minority. Many
Zawaya exist all over the region; the
Rahmaniyya is the most prolific. Catholics...
- the
imperial mission.
Through a
combination of
strategic alliances with
Zawaya tribes and
military pressure on the H****ane
warrior nomads, he
managed to...
- conquête d'Alger. Plon-Nourrit. p. 135. Chachoua,
Kamel (2000).
Zwawa et
zawaya: l'islam "la
question kabyle" : et l'État en Algérie.
Autour de la Rissala...
- 2024-03-13. "ليبيا تشارك في فعاليات الدورة الثالثة عشرة للألعاب الإفريقية".
Zawaya (in Arabic). 2024-03-10.
Retrieved 2024-03-13.
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reinforcements and
helped immobilise Zawaya in
their own
regions to
prevent them from
joining the
forces of Nasr. Most
Zawaya of the
Southern Sahara sided with...
-
Persian in origin. The
words zāwiya (Arabic: زَاوِيَة;
plural زَوَايَا,
zawāyā) and ribāṭ (Arabic: رِبَاط; plural: رُبُط, rubuṭ) were
especially used in...
- "H****an"
monopolized the
occupations related to war and politics, the "Zwaya" (
Zawaya) the
religious roles, the "Bidan" (White Moors)
owned property and held...
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Muslim traveler Ibn
Jubayr described the
mosque as
containing many
different zawaya (religious lodges) for
religious and
Quranic studies. In 1173, the northern...
