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French colonial proclamation
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  • Association of Algerian Muslim Ulama

    …the French government issued the circulaire Michel, which forbade members of the association from preaching in the mosques. The association, however, did not curtail its activities, even with the arrest of ben Badis in 1938. Sheikh Muḥammad al-Bashīr al-Ibrāhīmī succeeded ben Badis upon his death in 1940. During the Algerian…

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    …the French government issued the circulaire Michel, which forbade members of the association from preaching in the mosques. The association, however, did not curtail its activities, even with the arrest of ben Badis in 1938. Sheikh Muḥammad al-Bashīr al-Ibrāhīmī succeeded ben Badis upon his death in 1940. During the Algerian…

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