The Nasiriyah School in Biskra (1171 AH. 1758 AD( Archaeological historical study

Abstract

The Nasiriyah school in Khanka Sidi Naji, which was established at the beginning of the seventeenth century AD, is considered one of the most important centers of education in the southeastern region of Algeria during the Ottoman period, It was initially established as a corner for prayer and for teaching various sciences, including the sciences of Islamic, law It quickly became a destination for students of science from all over the world It expanded after that and became called "The Nasiriyah School, which still exists to this day," Despite the unjust neglect of it and the archaeological city at all, despite its great historical and heritage value Through this research, we aim to introduce this school, highlight its historical, archaeological and artistic value, and describe its architectural remains  Although most of its dwellings are in a deplorable condition, as it began to deteriorate little by little during the hateful French occupation period