Algeria's contribution to Africa's education

The article emphasizes that Algeria is considered the main source of the Islamic jurisprudential and Sufi schools that spread across Africa, especially in Mauritania, and that it preserves a deep Islamic heritage. It points out that Sufi orders such as the Qadiriyya and Tijaniyya entered the region from Algeria. Additionally, efforts are underway to strengthen cooperation between Algeria and Mauritania to restore their historical roles in the fields of knowledge and spirituality, with a focus on Algeria's regional influence and its civilizational standing.

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