Talk:Franco-Moroccan Treaty (1631)

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Why Moroccan?[edit]

The Saadi Empire, was a muslim empire in Morocco and Mali, but Morooco was created by another dynasty, when alawites conquest the Saadi Empire..Jaume21 (talk) 11:37, 2 July 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Because of all the discussion people had with you on Talk:History of Morocco,

and because of these sources:

Ch.-A. Julien, Histoire de l'Afrique du Nord, de la conquête arabe à 1830 - Tome II, p.44 (éd. Payot, 1961) : "Idriss II n'était pas seulement un fondateur de villes, il fut le fondateur du premier État marocain"
G Joffe, Morocco: Monarchy, legitimacy and succession, in : Third World Quarterly, 1988 : "tradition (...) reaches back to the origins of the modern Moroccan state in the ninth century Idrisid dynasty which founded the venerable city of Fes"
Moroccan dynastic shurfa’‐hood in two historical contexts: idrisid cult and ‘Alawid power, in : The Journal of North African Studies Volume 6, Issue 2, 2001 [1] : "The Idrisids, the founder dynasty of Fas and, ideally at least, of the modern Moroccan state (...)"
Ruth Cyr, Twentieth Century Africa, iUniverse, 2001 (ISBN 9780595189823), p.345: "In 788 Idris, the first Arab ruler of the whole of Morocco, united the Berbers and Arabs under his rule, creating the first Moroccan state. He founded the Idrisid dynasty that reigned for almost two hundred years."

Regards. --41.250.19.186 (talk) —Preceding undated comment added 18:33, 2 July 2016 (UTC)[reply]

This is wrong!!

Historia de España de la Edad Media, Vicente Álvarez Palenzuela (coords), Ariel, 2002, Barcelona, ISBN 84-344-6668-6, pag. 157, José Luis del Pinto :"Los idrisíes - fundadores de uno de los primeros estados en Marruecos -", The idrisíes - founders of one of the first states in Morocco -
Enciclopedia Larousse, editorial Planeta, 1990, ISBN 84-320-3078-x Parameter error in {{ISBN}}: invalid character tomo 8, pag 2018 - Éxito de la herejía jariyí que, provocó una sublevación general (739): el Mogreb occidental se separó del mundo político árabe, pero sin romper con su cultura. De la división subsiguiente surguió al dinastía idrisí, que fue depuesta por los fatimí. Success Kharijite heresy provoked a general uprising (739) separated the Western Maghreb from arabic political world, but without breaking with their culture. The subsequent division came to Idrisid dynasty, which was overthrown by the Fatimid.
Morocco was not a Shia country!!! — Preceding unsigned comment added by Jaume21 (talk • contribs) 20:16, 3 July 2016 (UTC)[reply]