The Al-Qarawiyyin Mosque in Fez continues to show its glory and grandeur and to attract crowds to perform prayer, assuming its spiritual and civilized function, after many centuries of its foundation. Before the call to prayer is called, hundreds of worshipers who are accustomed to performing the obligatory prayer in a space that is a symbol of the Kingdom’s religious symbols come to the mosque. Since its foundation in 859 AD, at the hands of Fatima al-Fihri, the Qarawiyyin Mosque has preserved its spiritual, devotional and scientific character, and its scholars, who were consulted by the sultans of Morocco in matters of religion and worldly affairs, were respected and appreciated, and they have always been a reference for the city’s residents in seeking advice, advice and sound guidance. . The Qarawiyyin Mosque is an important educational pole, a distinct civilizational edifice, and a center for indoctrination of scientific and religious knowledge. Since its inception, it has attracted a large group of scholars of the caliber of Ibn Rushd, Ibn Arabi, Ibn Baja, Ibn Khaldun, Ibn Harzham, and Abd al-Salam Ibn Mishish. The mosque was built in the first stage on a small area, to benefit from the care given by the successive countries to rule Morocco. And the beating heart of the enemy of the villagers. The mosque has three internal doors and 14 external doors (Bab Al-Hafwa, Bab al-Shama’in, Bab al-Ward, Bab Ibn Omar, Bab Seven Lloyat…) that allow worshipers to enter and exit the mosque in comfort and tranquility without crowding. Al-Qarawiyyin Mosque is located in the center of the old city, where it can be reached easily from the “Rasif” square in no more than a 5-minute walk. The religious landmark is adjacent to a number of historical, religious and cultural landmarks of the city, such as the Misbahiya School, which was built in the fourteenth century AD, the Saffarin Square, and Caesarea al-Kifah. The Qarawiyyin Mosque, which was transformed into a university in a certain period of time, according to its supervisor, Imam Abdul Majeed Al-Mardi, is distinguished by its founding of the concept of a specialized scientific chair, as it became the first university in history to establish the concept of degrees, and it is the first university to discuss a degree in medicine. Abdel Majid al-Mardi said in a statement to the Maghreb Arab News Agency that the Qarawiyyin Mosque was founded during the Idrisid era, that is, during the era of the first Islamic state established in Morocco, and with the passage of time it turned into a university that taught different sciences in many specialized fields, and during the Marinid era, the number of specialized scientific chairs reached more than of 140 chairs. The imam added that the mosque received great attention in the era of the Alawites, who gave it special care and gave it a strong impetus and restored it to it, as the Qarawiyyin Mosque gained a great reputation and radiance. Al-Qarawiyyin Mosque is considered the first university in history, as it contributed to the advancement of thought and science, preserved the Arabic language and the values ​​of enlightened Islam, and contributed to fueling the national spirit.