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Chapter 1 Rabat School of Thought: Tradition, Modernity, and Critique from the Edge
Abstract
This long chapter, a summation of a quarter of a century of intellectual interest, tries to answer this major question: How do contemporary Moroccans think? The chapter provides some answers, in six parts, and locates this thinking within what is referred to here as the “Rabat School” – a geo-cultural nomenclature that is classical in Arabic scholarship and is introduced here to mean the diverse intellectual currents produced especially in Mohammed V University of Rabat since the s and s. Some of these currents have been widely engaged with in the broader Arab and Islamic world, as well as in the West by Muslim minorities and scholars. First, seeing that this type of work is unprecedented in its theme and scope of coverage, important methodological questions are raised and clarified. Second, the place of contemporary Moroccan thought is contextualized within contemp
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List of Moroccan writers
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[edit]See also: Literature of Morocco
Bibliography
[edit]- Julie Scott Meisami and Paul Starkey (ed), Encyclopedia of Arabic Literature, London: Routledge, (Entry "Maghrib", p.&#;)
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The Berbers of Morocco: A History of Resistance ,
Table of contents :
Cover page
Halftitle page
Title page
Copyright page
Series page
Dedication
Contents
Illustrations and Maps
Preface
Introduction
1 Berber Origins
The problem stated
Myth and legend
Archaeological and historical theories
2 From Carthage to Islam
The Berbers and the Pax Romana
The riddle of the Kasbahs
3 Dynasts versus Heretics
The Berghaouata
The Senhaja princedom of Sijilmassa
An Atlas heretic stronghold: Qala‘at El-Mehdi
Almoravid intervention
4 Triumph of the Atlas Berbers
5 Makers of Mayhem: Beni Hilal and Ma’qil
Almohad decline
Worms in the Almohad woodwork
Almohad debacle
Nomad takeover
6 Atlas Saints and Mountain Kings
Start of the northwesterly push
Seksawa heyday
Lalla ‘Aziza and ‘Amr Hintati
Saints and robber barons
The Sa’adi sultans
“Bum Hully,” the would-be mahdi
7 Senhaja Revival
The role of Zaouit Ahansal
Driving force behind the Senhaja push
The zaouia of Dila’
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