The role of missionaries towards the Christians of Tripoli ( 1135 - 1911 )

Abstract

This research deals with the role of missionary missions towards the Christians of the city of Tripoli - the center of the state of Tripoli in the West - in the time period from the middle of the nineteenth century until the beginning of the twentieth century, with a number of them coming to this city from some European countries, with purely religious and social motives aimed at caring for the Christians of this city, and presenting Educational and health services for them, and it has used its own methods to deliver support in various services by opening many schools, charitable institutions, and health centers to take care of them, but it was later found through some Arab studies that these services were a prelude to the Crusader invasion again of Libyan lands