The Role of Hamdan Bin Othman Khoja in Documenting the Algerian Cause(1830-1845)
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The colonial policy pursued by France since the beginning of the occupation to achieve its goals is clearly evident, as is the national resistance it encountered under the leadership of political figures, including Hamdan Khoja, who lived during the late Ottoman rule and the early years of the French occupation. He was distinguished by his political acumen. Hence, this research paper aims to highlight the importance of the subject, as Hamdan Khoja contributed to documenting the Algerian cause. He was one of the most prominent nationalist leaders in Algerian history and a reformist in the Islamic world. The following question can be posed: What was Hamdan Khoja's political and intellectual contribution to defining the national cause?
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