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Tag Archives: Ouezzane
Shrines of Ouezzane
Sufism imbibes the Moroccan landscape. Few Moroccan cities however are as closely associated to a Sufi tarîqah as Ouezzane (Wazan), pop. 58 000 in 2004, home to the Wazzâniyyah order. While the settlement may be much older, it owes its … Continue reading
The shrine of Rabbi Amram ben Diwane in Azjèn, Morocco
September 21 is Moroccan Jewish Day on campus. This annual event is organized by the Mimouna Club, a student club devoted to raising awareness of Morocco’s Jewish heritage. The main event this year, co-sponsored by KIVUNIM, is an international seminar … Continue reading
Posted in map work, shrines, trees
Tagged Azjèn, hiloulla, Jewish shrine, Ouezzane, Rabbi Amram, tzadik
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Eric Ross, academic 