American International Journal of Social Science

ISSN 2325-4149(Print), ISSN 2325-4165(Online) DIO: 10.30845/aijss

Religion in Maghreb Constitutions: A Comparative Study
Prof. Bouhania Goui, D. Oussama Bouhmama

Abstract
The constitutional consecration of religion differs from one state to another according to the will of constituent authority that grants it within its legal system. There are systems that seek and move towards secularization. Religion has no influence in its legislation. While there are other systems in which religion occupies a central position in its legal system1. The constitutions of Maghreb in three countries - Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco - differed in constitutional representation of state religion, which is enshrined in form without prejudice to the civil character of state.

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