A note on the evolution of the iqṭāˁ system in the medieval Morocco
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- Yassir BENHIMA (FR)
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This study focuses on the evolution of the iqṭāˁ system during the medieval history of Morocco (al-Maġrib al-aqṣā). Few textual data concerns the long period between the arab-islamic conquest and the rising of Almohad empire, when the absence of a strong central political power do not allowed the developpement of the system. The Almohads, who create a centralized and organized administration, used the fiscal concessions as a mean of retributing their agents. The post- almohad dynasties inherited this system, used by Marinids and Wattāsids to establish their authority upon tribes.
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