Launch of Algiers Ottoman Era booklet
The article focused on the launch of the Center for Research in Islamic Sciences and Civilization in Laghouat, which emphasizes collective documentation on the history and urban development of the society in Algiers during the Ottoman era (1520-1830). The project aims to study the city's architectural heritage, including mosques, palaces, Zawiyas (Sufi lodges), and Islamic architectural arts, as well as to analyze the community in terms of traditions, customs, languages, clothing, and festivals prevalent at that time. It also seeks to explore the religious heritage and Ottoman documents related to the city, with particular attention to the influence of cultural interactions between Algerians and other ethnic groups during that period. The research includes topics related to urban development, society, and religious heritage. It requires original research aligned with scientific methodology. The expected outcomes aim to highlight the most significant cultural and civilizational imprints left by the Ottoman period in Algeria, with the goal of preserving and documenting this heritage.
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