The intellectual transformations in Africa and the Maghreb from the second century to the fifth century AH / eighth to eleventh AD

Author: Dr. Abdul Rahman bin Sultan Al-Taleehidar Publication: Khuzamilon Library Paper: Yellow Number of pages: 342 The intellectual transformations in this book, which is originally a doctoral thesis, the reader will learn: How the Khawarij were able to influence the Moroccans, and how they managed to establish their own states. How the students of Imam Malik ibn Anas and their followers spread his madhhab throughout Morocco until it became dominant and widespread until now. How the Fatimids were able to spread their Isma'ili thought, and how they established their state in Morocco, which later moved to Egypt. What are the means of these intellectual transformations in Africa and Morocco during that period? What are their stages? What are their causes? And what are their outcomes?