اساطير ادعاء النبوة في المغرب الاسلامي ( 123ـ 870هـ / 740ـ1465م )
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https://doi.org/10.54721/jrashc.23.3.1820Abstract
This study deals with the phenomenon of claiming prophethood in the Islamic Morocco , a phenomenon in which legends overlapped with religious beliefs through magic and semism. This research focuses on the most prominent figures who represented this phenomenon, foremost of which was Al-Barghati, who came with an alternative book to the Holy Qur'an, and then Saleh bin Tarif, who came with a book whose language was close to Amazigh, in which new legislation was put that violated the teachings of the Islamic religion
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