University of the villagers of Morocco, the oldest in the world

University of the villagers of the oldest universities in the world, and one of the most prominent historical achievements that boasts the city of Fez as a scientific and spiritual capital of the Kingdom of Morocco. The radiation of this parameter has been going on for about 12 centuries, and has remained the home of an active scientific and jurisprudential movement, sharing the emergence of many Arab and Western scientists as well.

Where many scholars of the West graduated, and the university and its affiliated scientific university remained a center of intellectual, cultural and religious activity for nearly a thousand years. He studied Silvestre II (Gurbirt Duriac), who served as pope from 999 to 1003 AD, and is said to have entered after returning to Europe the Arabic numerals. Moses Maimonides, a Jewish physician and philosopher, spent a few years teaching at the University of Qarawiyin.

Al-Qarawiyyin Mosque is characterized by a square and spacious silo, which is still present and existing today. It is one of the most expansive and most beautiful lighthouses in the Maghreb as a whole.

The Al Qaraween Mosque contains a number of doors of about 17 doors, as well as two wings to be met at the edge of the courtyard in the center of the mosque. Each of these suites has a place dedicated to ablution from the marble. Andalus.