mozarabic

One of my favorite historical subjects to research is Al-Andalus, the Muslim-ruled realms of the Iberian peninsula that existed between the 8th and 15th centuries. A land where East met West, Al-Andalus represented a rare example of Islamic Arab rule of Western European territory, resulting in...

I find the Emirate of Granada to be a fairly interesting state. It was the final remaining rump of the once-so-might al-Andalus, but that didn't make it a backwater by any means. Granada was economically prosperous and culturally vibrant, and Muslims, Christians, and Jews seemingly lived...

How could we have Aragonese, Navarrese and Mozarabic survive and thrive as languages?

The challenge is to establish a Maghrebi Romance language (ideally with Mozarabic, African Romance or even Sardinian and Maltese influences though not essential) in North Africa and have it gradually supplant Maghrebi Arabic.