Abstract
The Shabiya Order was established in Tunisia, both spiritually and politically, and was able to expand geographically thanks to tribal alliances, especially with the Hananche tribe and the parcels of Wadi Souf, and thus spread to Algeria to form a link of cultural and social communication between the Tunisian and Algerian countries. However, it has known a decline and decline, especially after the fall of the Shabbi Emirate, and although the spiritual extension and material effects of the method remained present to this day in Tunisia, Algeria and many other regions.
Details
| Original language | English |
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| Journal | Linguistic and Philosophical Investigations |
| ISSN | 1841-2394 · 2471-0881 |
| Publication status | Published — 25 December 2025 |