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Le dossier du Patrice Grégoire dans les sources arabes
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Anis Mkacher
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October 11, 2022
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L’intégration de la région africaine au sein de l’Empire musulman fut l’occasion pour de nombreux historiens, géographes et autres érudits de s’intéresser à ces contrées, d’écrire une histoire de sa conquête et, par la suite, de dresser un tableau plus large qui englobait les aspects sociaux ou économiques de la région. Dans le présent travail, nous avons réalisé une enquête sur le Patrice Grégoire à travers les témoignages des récits arabes. Cette recherche est fondée sur un recensement de ces mentions et une analyse de leur contenu. L’objectif majeur est de comprendre l’apport de cette catégorie de textes à un épisode particulier de la conquête arabe de l’Afrique du Nord.
Abstract in English
The incorporation of North Africa into the Muslim Empire gave many historians, geographers, and other scholars of that time the opportunity to have a closer look at this area. They started to research the history of its conquest and the social and economic aspects of the region. In this paper, I will focus on Gregorius and the way he is depicted in Arab sources. This enquiry is based on an exhaustive inventory, analysis, and comparison of all passages dealing with this figure. The main objective is to determine how this type of texts may shed light on our understanding of the Arab conquest of North Africa.
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