Camarilla

The Camarilla is a historical network of Muslim rulers and aristocrats during the Middle Ages in Spain and North Africa. It functioned as a governing body that maintained Islamic rule, tradition, and influence in their territories. The term also refers in modern contexts to organizations preserving Islamic culture and community. Understanding the Camarilla involves recognizing its role in political stability, religious authority, and social structure during its time, as well as its legacy in shaping subsequent cultural and political developments in the Islamic world.