اتجاهات التفسير في بلاد المغرب العربي

The Islamic conquests in North Africa and Andalusia had the credit for the Moroccans’ friction with the East, and the Moroccans’ openness to many of the literatures and cultures of the East, which had an echo in the flourishing of linguistic and Quranic studies in the Maghreb, and pushing them forward, which resulted in the emergence of a group of trends Different sources and sources, each of them tried to explain the Book of God Almighty to reach its meanings and implications, so what are the most important of these trends? Have they all succeeded in reaching an understanding of the text and standing on its purposes and implications? Is this difference between these trends a difference in diversity and richness, or is it a difference and contradiction? Finally, what is its impact on the interpretation of the Qur’anic text? This is what this research paper will try to answer in order to find out about this dark side of Quranic studies in the western corner of the world, and to clarify it for the reader to show the ability of Moroccans to deal with the sacred text, similar to their Al-Mashareq brothers.