Manifestations contrary to Islam in Andalusia

Abstract

Many negative phenomena that contradict Islam have appeared in Andalusia, including the phenomenon of (murder, crime, drinking alcohol, fraud, cheating, the spread of bribery and buying positions, taxation and begging), which burdened the Andalusian person, with the difficulty of obtaining the necessities of life for living, because the process of raising taxes leads to burdening the Andalusian individual, and places him in front of grave responsibilities, which led the people of Andalusia to carry out many revolutions in Andalusian cities such as Cordoba, Seville, Granada and Toledo, sometimes a violent revolution that leads to the killi

ng of the governor or his sons, as the sale of positions created a state of wealth for a certain segment without the other.

Another manifestation that contradicts Islam is begging, a social phenomenon found in most Islamic societies, including Andalusian society. By beggars, we mean people who are unable to earn their living for health reasons. The beggars also formed part of the Andalusian society at that time, although the Andalusians rejected this phenomenon and its effects within Andalusian society, to the point that it was said in their famous proverbs about begging (the choice of work is better than the saffron of a holiday). In our research, we explained who the beggars are? Are they different from the poor? How did they do their work as beggars in the streets and between the doors of mosques to beg, in addition to explaining what are the reasons that push people to beg, due to internal and external revolutions. We also cannot fail to talk about natural disasters and the material and human losses they cause that have a clear impact on the members of society. What are the negative effects that resulted from these manifestations and their results? Because these phenomena are many, we decided to take examples (bribery, high prices, selling positions, taxes, begging), which left their impact on Andalusian society.