The impact of tribal fanaticism on the political life of Andalusia until the end of the Emirate era (92 - 316 AH / 711 - 929 AD)

Abstract

The study aims to identify the impact of the Yemeni Qaisi conflict on the political life in Andalusia until the end of the era of the emirate in various forms، for example، in the era of rulers، the Battle of Shaqanda 130 AH / 747 AD. The two groups in the era of the emirate، including the revolution of Al-Ala bin Mughaith Al-Yahsibi in 143 AH / 763 AD. The problem of the study is that the sources neglect the role of tribal nervousness between Qaisi and Yamani in the political life of Andalusia until the end of the era of the emirate، and we conclude with several results; The nervousness between Al-Qaysiyya and Al-Yamani is dominating the political situation، and in the end we conclude that the stability of political life was not achieved until after the intermarriage of the Arab race with the indigenous people of the country، where the Arab race was fused within the Andalusian society.