Bab Mahrouk is one of Fez’s hidden gems, offering a quieter, more intimate experience compared to the bustling gates of the Medina. As I stood before the gate, the intricate details of its architecture—the stonework, engraved patterns, and arched passageways—captured the essence of the city’s rich history and craftsmanship 🏛️✨.
Unlike some of the more famous gates, Bab Mahrouk feels more personal and connected to the daily life of the people who pass through it. The surrounding neighborhood is a blend of old and new, with narrow streets and vibrant local life 🌿. It’s a perfect spot for those who want to explore Fez beyond the usual tourist spots and experience the quieter, more authentic side of the city 🏙️.
Visiting Bab Mahrouk is a reminder that every corner of Fez holds a story waiting to be discovered, and this gate is no exception—a gateway not only to the city but also to its...
Read moreThe burned gate Bab Mahrouk or with his other name Bab Chorfa The gate is very close to the blue gate. Most of the locals there hardly ever saw tourists here. The whole area is full of stalls selling their wares. Kids playing around, you can go upstairs to see...
Read moreباب المحروق يكفيه فخرا أن ثراه يضم شخصية علمية فذة إنه العالم المالكي الأندلسي الأصل سيدي أبو بكر بن العربي المعافري المتوفى سنة 543 هجرية؛ الذي خلف مصنفات جد هامة في التراث الإسلامي منها على سبيل المثال لا الحصر: أحكام القرآن القبس في شرح موطأ مالك بن أنس العواصم من القواصم أما تفسيره المفقود أنوار الفجر فيقع في تسعين مجلدا؛ والذي يعتبر مفخرة عظمى للمسلمين لو عثر عليه. رحمه الله تعالى...
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