The Spanish state’s policy towards the Mudéjar Muslims in Andalusia,( 609 -897 AH/ 1212- 1492 AD) Authors Abdul Baqi Muhammad Kabir Professor of Islamic History at Qassim University. Author DOI: https://doi.org/10.67951/sve4s380 Keywords: : Andalusia, Mudéjar Muslims, the Christian Spanish Abstract The research dealt with the policy of the Christian Spanish state towards the Mudéjar Muslims in Andalusia following the collapse of the Andalusian Islamic state at the beginning of the seventh century AH (13 AD), and how the Christian forces consisting of the kingdoms of Castile, Aragon, Leon, and Portugal took control of the Andalusian Islamic lands, with the exception of the Kingdom of Granada, and the Muslims turned from rulers into Third-class citizens, and the Spanish state applied to them a policy of injustice, persecution, and systematic Christianiz… Downloads Download data is not yet available. Downloads pdf (Arabic) Published 2024-12-15 Issue Vol. 7 No. 2 (2024): Issue 2 Section المقالات