The role of Libyan scholars and jurists studying in Jerusalem in crystallizing national identity during the Islamic era

Abstract

   The Like other research and studies in the field of the historical development of civilizations throughout the ages, the most important of which is the Arab Islamic civilization, this study dealt with research entitled (The role of Libyan jurist scholars studying in Jerusalem in crystallizing the Libyan identity during the Islamic era), and the research aimed to confirm the Libyan identity through these scholars. And the jurists and students who departed to Jerusalem, taught them, and brought them back to spread their knowledge in the country. In this research, the narrative, descriptive, and analytical approach was followed, where events were described, narrated, and analyzed through the available sources and references. The research was divided into three sections:

The first topic: The mosque and its role in Islam.

The second topic: Libyan scholars and jurists who studied in Jerusalem during the Middle Ages.

The third topic: The role of Libyan scholars and jurists coming from Jerusalem in transferring Sharia sciences to Libya