التوجه الإباضي نحو الصحراء بعد سقوط الدولة الرستمية

The fall Rustumiya state at the hands of the Shia Fatimids in 296 AH / 777 AD, marked the end of the rule of Rustamid in the East to Morocco, which lasted more than a hundred and thirty years, but the fall Alristima referee did not lead to the elimination of Ibadi influence in the country of Morocco, where he remained desert one strongholds main activity Ibadi. They formed two men and two cities Sedrata important gathering Ibadi after the fall of the state Rustumiya, where he managed to call the people of the two to maintain their independence for a long period of time for the authority of the Fatimids and became a cultural and confessional Association is the only link between the Ibadi gatherings there.