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'''It has been said that Musa bin Nasir and his father were lovers of Ahl al-Bayt (peace be upon them). For five centuries (from the end of the 2nd century to the end of the 7th century), the African region, including Algeria, was the area of influence and sometimes the rule of the Ahl al-Bayt lovers.''' | '''It has been said that Musa bin Nasir and his father were lovers of Ahl al-Bayt (peace be upon them). For five centuries (from the end of the 2nd century to the end of the 7th century), the African region, including Algeria, was the area of influence and sometimes the rule of the Ahl al-Bayt lovers.''' | ||
'''During the period of Rostamieh's rule (776-908 AD), which was founded by a person of Iranian origin named Abd al-Rahman bin Rostam, the Shiite religion was seriously present in Algeria. The Idrisid dynasty or Idrisids,The Fatimid Caliphate,The Almohad Caliphate''' ('''al-Muwaḥḥidūn)''' '''were able to spread the love of Ahl al-Bayt in these regions | '''During the period of Rostamieh's rule (776-908 AD), which was founded by a person of Iranian origin named Abd al-Rahman bin Rostam, the Shiite religion was seriously present in Algeria. The Idrisid dynasty or Idrisids,The Fatimid Caliphate,The Almohad Caliphate''' ('''al-Muwaḥḥidūn)''' '''were able to spread the love of Ahl al-Bayt in these regions.'''<ref>'''Shia Atlas, p. 554.'''</ref> | ||
== '''History of Shiism in Algeria''' == | == '''History of Shiism in Algeria''' == | ||
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'''On the day of Ashura, many Algerians go to shrines such as Sidi Al-Hewari and Sidi Al-Hasani in the city of Vahran and pray and ask for intercession in these places. There is also a place called the footprints of Imam Ali (peace be upon him) in Mount Manqas in the city of Setif, where Shiites gather on the day of Ashura.There is no document indicating that Imam Ali (PBUH) was present in this region throughout history. Ashura day is an official holiday in Algeria, and this holiday started from the time of Ahmad Ben Bella. The closing of Ashura day in Algeria is not because of the Ashura event, but because of historical events such as the crossing of the Nile River by Prophet Moses (pbuh), the destruction of Pharaoh and his companions, and the saving of Prophet Noah (peace be upon him) and his companions from drowning.''' | '''On the day of Ashura, many Algerians go to shrines such as Sidi Al-Hewari and Sidi Al-Hasani in the city of Vahran and pray and ask for intercession in these places. There is also a place called the footprints of Imam Ali (peace be upon him) in Mount Manqas in the city of Setif, where Shiites gather on the day of Ashura.There is no document indicating that Imam Ali (PBUH) was present in this region throughout history. Ashura day is an official holiday in Algeria, and this holiday started from the time of Ahmad Ben Bella. The closing of Ashura day in Algeria is not because of the Ashura event, but because of historical events such as the crossing of the Nile River by Prophet Moses (pbuh), the destruction of Pharaoh and his companions, and the saving of Prophet Noah (peace be upon him) and his companions from drowning.''' | ||
'''Some Algerians believe that the day of Ashura is an exceptional day and one should not buy special goods on this day, and others believe that zakat(Alms Tax) and charity should be given to others on this day | '''Some Algerians believe that the day of Ashura is an exceptional day and one should not buy special goods on this day, and others believe that zakat(Alms Tax) and charity should be given to others on this day.''' <ref>'''Al-Shi'i in Africa, p. 675.'''</ref> '''Currently, in the regions of this country, such as the towns in Vahran province, in the month of Muharram, Hosseini assemblies are held.'''<ref>'''Ganjineh (Monthly Magazine)AhlulBayt(a.s)World Assembly, No: 18 and 19, p.37.'''</ref> | ||
== '''Are Algerian Shiites subject to their homeland or subject to Iran?''' == | == '''Are Algerian Shiites subject to their homeland or subject to Iran?''' == | ||