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Ya Mariam. Jordi Savall: Orient-Occident II. Hommage à la Syrie

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Morocco

The Koubba

The history of Morocco is a succession of capitals. The successive dynasties, having overthrown the previous one, always create a new capital in their own tribal territory, spectacularly humiliating the city of their defeated opponent, looting and destroying it

Posed Jews

They were converted to Christianity by British missionaries, and from the parallels between their own mythology and the Bible, they came to the conclusion that they were actually Jews, and that their mythical ancestor, Manmási, was none other than Menasseh, the son of patriarch Joseph

Guardian angels 1. Mosques of Afanour

He was born and grew up here in the neighborhood, went to this school, and although he spent most of his life away from here, as a miner, he returned after his retirement. He was pained by the state of the mosque. As the only resident of the old Afanour, he moved into the teacher’s room and restored the mosque complex with his own hands

In our village Todra… Berber Jews

The chroniclers of the Arab conquest between 665 and 689 report that among the Atlas Berber tribes, many followed the Jewish faith

Three more palaces

Five palaces. A royal drama in Morocco

Intimate Morocco

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