A reading of family relations in the Algerian family in light of religiosity and male domination

Abstract

This article aims to shed light on the network of family relations in Algerian society, which has long been a rich field of sociological studies, as it seems that the form of relations is normal, healthy and healthy, but many hidden phenomena that are related to the Algerian family With regard to male domination and symbolic violence and religiosity, the Algerian family has become living with these concepts, which have covered many of the implicit conflicts within the family field. We focused on religiosity in the family and its relation to black blackness, then the various relations within the Algerian family, between men and women, whether wife, daughter or sister, and the relation of women to women whether they are daughters, mothers or protectors