Dar Al Safadi
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Ba saha ou raha
Bit of an early start - over breakfast with Inara and Leiko, I found out that for the past few days, I had my watch set wrong! Morocco is one hour behind Spain and no one told me, nor did I glance at any clocks...so I woke up a little bit too early for my bus. Well, at least it wasn't the other way around!
Fes is a world away from the calm of Chefchaouen. It's home to the largest medina (old Arab city/quarter) in the world. It's definitely ...
Fes
... balconies face outward to the street. Traditional Moroccan houses, or Riads, have only a small door facing the street and no outward facing windows. Privacy is a huge concern; you neighbour should not know your wealth or business. Even when the door is open, there is no clear view into the house. There is an open courtyard in the middle and the focus of the house is into the courtyard. The Jewish quarter is no longer occupied by ...
Our Moroccan Experience
... countryside and the buildings became quite slum type and looked very shabby, many of which were not even completed. The rubbish beside the road looked awful.
The vastness of the barren countryside stood out and I wonder how the poor farmer in this country makes a living under such conditions. We came across more olive trees and saw many people riding donkeys, some loaded with gear from the local village and some travelling with their small flocks of sheep or herds ...
A Day with Thami and a Lesson in Negotiating
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... through the maze of the Medina. Passing a cart of bloodied goat heads, he pointed out every mosque and explained what constitutes an Arab community. The five required elements are: A mosque, a hotel, a bakery, a hammam and a watering hole. We learned that there are multiple entries to each mosque, the main door, the one for women and even a secret passageway for those that can’t get in via the main door. Common is also something called an express mosque. These are set up for ...
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