Kouloughli
Sekelompok Kouloughli di wilayah Maghreb, keturunan dari percampuran etnis Turki dan masyarakat lokal, hidup pada masa Kesultanan Utsmaniyah. | |
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| Islam Sunni |
Kouloughli, juga dieja Koulougli,[1] Cologhli dan Qulaughli (dari bahasa Turki kuloğlu, berarti "anak-anak pelayan" atau "anak-anak budak", dari kul "pelayan/budak" + oğlu "anak lelaki dari") adalah istilah yang digunakan pada masa Kesultanan Utsmaniyah untuk orang-orang yang merupakan keturunan campuran laki-laki Turki dengan perempuan Berber atau Arab lokal di wilayah Pesisir Barbaria yang terletak di pesisir barat dan tengah Afrika Utara.[2][3][4] Istilah ini muncul karena Kesultanan Utsmaniyah menaklukkan banyak wilayah di dunia Arab dan mengirim orang-orang Turki ke wilayah yang telah ditaklukan. Walaupun istilah ini digunakan di Aljazair Utsmaniyah, Libya Utsmaniyah, dan Tunisia Utsmaniyah, istilah ini tidak digunakan di Mesir Utsmaniyah untuk orang-orang Turki di Mesir. Tidak seperti kelompok Prancis Aljazair (pieds-noirs) dan Yahudi Afrika Utara, keturunan Kouloughli telah terintegrasi dengan masyarakat lokal setelah kemerdekaan.
Catatan kaki
- ^ Britannica (2012), Koulougli, Encyclopædia Britannica. Encyclopædia Britannica Online
- ^ Daumas 1943, 54.
- ^ Ruedy 2005, 39.
- ^ Lorcin 1999, 2.
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