The migrations of the Moriscos - Abdul Latif Musharraf

The tragedy of the Moriscos continued within the Spanish society, the Catholic fanatic, until the greatest injustice came when they were forced to abandon their money, their children, and their community in which they were born and dreamed of dying on its land. But they were prevented from doing so by the royal decree of Philip III in 1609, which marked a new phase for the Muslims of Spain, where the Inquisition and forced conversion took place, leading to the Bashters Revolt (1569-1571). Then increased persecution and escalation against every region that participated in this revolution. Despite the difficulty of tracking, we document, with verified documents and sources, the consequences of the Bashters Revolt and the tragedy of expulsion - 1572-1609. Their places of migration from Spain, their impact on their new communities, and their integration into them. We also record the routes they took, the suffering in their migrations to different places around the world, and how groups of them settled in the Maghreb, the Ottoman Empire, and even in European countries like France and Italy, as well as some places in the New World (South America).