History of North Africa: Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco: From the Arab Conquest to 1830

Abd al-Mumin Abd al-Wadids Abd Allah Abu al-Hasan Abu Ya'qub Abu Yusuf Abu Zakariya Aghlabids al-Mansur Algerians Algiers Almohad Almoravids amir Andalusian Arab army attack authority Barbary Berber beylerbeys Bougie caliph capital central Maghrib century Ceuta Christian conquest Constantine corsairs death dynasty E. F. Gautier empire expedition Fatimids French Gautier governor Granada Hafsid Hassan Hilalian Histoire Ibid Ibn Abd Ibn Khaldun Ibn Tumart Idrisids Ifriqiya imam Islam Kairouan kasbah Kharijite king kingdom Kotama l'Afrique Lévi-Provençal madarsas Maghrib Mahdi Mahdiya marabouts Marçais Maroc Marrakesh Meknès Merinid Moroccan Morocco Mosque Muhammad Muslim nomads North Africa organised palace Paris pasha ports Portuguese Rabat raïs Regency reign religious revolt ruler Saadian Salé Sanhaja shaikhs sharif Sidi siècle Sijilmasa Slane Spain Spaniards Spanish succeeded sultan Tafilalet Tahert Tangier Tashfin Tlemcen took town trade troops Tunis Tunisia Turkish Turks Ubaid Allah Uthman victory Wattasids Yaghmorasan Yahya Zenata Zirids