Understanding Morocco through its history, its peoples and its enduring civilisations
For more than two millennia, Jewish life has been woven into Morocco's cities, its architecture, its music and its identity. From the ancient mellahs of Fes and Marrakech to the pilgrimage routes of the Hiloula, this is a story of coexistence that the world rarely tells.
Read the Article →The first five chapters of Roots of Morocco offer an introduction to the civilisations, peoples and historical forces that shaped the Kingdom. Future volumes will continue exploring Morocco's remarkable story through new themes, personalities and discoveries.
"To understand Morocco, one must understand the many peoples who have called it home — the Amazigh who shaped its mountains, the Jews who built its mellahs, the Andalusians who refined its cities, and the scholars who made Fes a beacon of civilisation."