The contributions of the two scholars, Muhammad al-Salih and his son Ahmad al-Tayyib al-Mashdali, to Islamic intellectual life.

Abstract

Since the Islamic Conquest of North Africa, the inhabitants of the Zwawa region have participated in all Islamic historical events, and they have not been left behind in the service of Islamic civilization. Many scholars have excelled among them who have contributed to the spread of Arab culture in the region and outside, and a number of thrones in the region have given birth to men and women who have marked history Islam in the West and the East. Among these scholars were those who became famous in the Maghreb, Andalusia, Tunisia and the Orient. They were judges, Muftis, jurists and teachers... They were called illustrious, and among them were the scholars of the throne of M'Chedallah, who were famous in the medieval history of the Maghreb and the East, and among the scholars of this throne in modern times we quote: Muhammad Al-Saleh and his son Ahmed Al-Tayeb Al-Rahmouni