First Impressions of Fez Morocco 🇲🇦

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• AI

  @aiesiitm4916 · 2 weeks ago

  It's amazing how tourists differ so completely. We notice that Americans, Australians, and British tourists come and enjoy the moment; they don't look for problems, they don't seek to photograph people who might have done something bad to them. This kind of thing happens in every country. But when a French or Spanish tourist arrives, they forget everything that happened to them during their trip and focus solely on photographing something that happened with a bad person, even though, if you go to France, they won't even offer you water. The world needs to know that there are racist people in Europe who love to colonize and consider others worthless. It's truly sad. Welcome in Morocco. Thanks

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• CH

  @ChrisyChraml · 13 days ago

  Wow FEZ is a must visit for me now!

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• LO

  @lolalucky6373 · 13 days ago

  I miss my country so so much 😭😭😭

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• ZI

  @ZinaZina-q2n · 2 weeks ago

  The time of the call to prayer at the mosque is wonderful. Praise and thanks be to God.

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• GÜ

  @Gültoprakk · 8 days ago

  This description is so true - "There are some cities you visit and others you have to get completely lost in to understand." Fez is exactly that. 1,200 years old and one of the largest medieval cities in the world, you can't understand it from a taxi, you have to get lost in those thousands of twisting streets. From the blue streets of Chefchaouen to the chaos of Fez, you are capturing the real Morocco!

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• AD

  @adamsyaseen2334 · 2 weeks ago

  Masha Allah 🤲🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

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• SA

  @SafaSafa-b1x · 13 days ago

  I loveee our Moroccan architecture 😭😭🩷🇲🇦, it's so beautiful and luxurious

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• DZ

  @DzekoLm · 9 days ago

  Welcome to my city 808💛

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• EL

  @elmoyassin · 2 weeks ago

  Most Moroccan Jews have emigrated to Israel; approximately one million people of Moroccan descent now live there. The historical reason for their strong presence in Morocco lies in the era of Al-Andalus. When Muslims (the Moors) ruled Spain, Jews from across Europe flocked to the Iberian Peninsula due to the relatively tolerant climate. However, following the Christian reconquest (the Reconquista) in 1492, Muslims and Jews were expelled. Many Jews then fled to Morocco alongside the Muslims, having frequently faced persecution and exclusion in Christian Europe over the centuries.

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• OB

  @obayedh · 7 days ago

  Fez, the ancient capital of Trade & Education - fascinating history indeed! Thanks kindly for the fascination journey to the history, Mac.

• EL

  @ElishaUy-yco · 2 weeks ago

  Wow! 😍

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• RI

  @rini_lu4ever27 · 2 weeks ago

  Beautiful fez ❤

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