Synagogues in Morocco

Explore the vibrant Jewish heritage of Morocco and its architectural gems that showcase a unique blend of Moroccan and Jewish influences.

Explore Historical Synagogues in Morocco

Discover a diverse array of synagogues across the country, each with its own unique charm and architectural beauty. Exploring these historical synagogues is a unique opportunity to appreciate the enduring spirit of Morocco's Jewish community.

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Rabat

Talmud Torah (Rabat)

Rabat
The Talmud Torah building was constructed to be a religious educational center for rabbinical students...
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Essaouira

Rabbi BelHazan David

Essaouira
Inside the house of this famous rabbi of Mogador, there is a tiny room with a synagogue that is adorned by wooden benches and embroidered tapestries.
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Essaouira

Slat Attias

Essaouira
As a way to highlight the Jewish component of the city, Bayt Dakira was established as a spiritual and heritage space.
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Essaouira

Rabbi Haïm Pinto

Essaouira
Rabbi Chaim Pinto's was Moroccan rabbi born in the late eighteenth century who has been deemed a “saint” by the community of Essaouira
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Tangier

Rabbi Akiba

Tangier
Built in the middle of the 19th century by Rabbi Moshe Laredo, one of the well-known Jewish families of Tangier
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Tangier

Moshe Nahon

Tangier
The Nahon synagogue is unquestionably Tangier's most prestigious and, without a doubt, Morocco's most beautiful.
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Fez

Aben Danan

Fez
One of the most established temples in Morocco, initially constructed by a well-known Moroccan Jewish family.
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Fez

Talmud Torah

Fez
The synagogue consists of a single large room with windows looking inwards to the synagogue’s ark.
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Fez

Slat Al Fassiyine

Fez
Slat Al Fassiyine synagogue, which was born of Toshavic rite, is one of the oldest synagogues of Fez.
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Fez

Roben Bensaadoun

Fez
Situated in the new city of Fez, it offers prayer services through the high holidays season.
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Rabat

Slat Rabbi Chalom Zaoui

Rabat
The synagogue is located near Bab Diouana and contiguous to the Andalusian wall of the medina.
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Jewish Heritage

Behind Moroccan Synagogues

Moroccan synagogues, scattered across various cities, hold deep historical and cultural significance. From the majestic splendor of the Lazama Synagogue in Marrakech to the exquisite craftsmanship of the Slat Al Fassiyine Synagogue in Fez, each synagogue tells a story of resilience and religious devotion. These architectural gems showcase a unique blend of Moroccan and Jewish influences, with ornate decorations, intricate tilework, and beautifully crafted Torah arks.

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KOSHER RESTAURANTS

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HISTORICAL CYNAGOGUES

Immerse yourself in the spiritual and cultural richness of Morocco's historical synagogues, scattered across various cities, holding a story of resilience and religious devotion.

JEWISH CEMETERIES

Explore sacred sites that bear witness to the enduring presence of the Jewish community throughout Morocco's rich history.

CULTURAL CENTERS

Explore historic centers that served as gathering places for the Jewish community, fostering cultural, intellectual, and artistic exchanges.

Moroccan Jewish Recipes

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Intermediate

Krafs Ouel Kouari

This is a very traditional Moroccan Jewish recipe often made for the sabbath on Saturday's.
Preparation
25 Minutes
Cooking
4 Hours
Portion
2 Servings
Intermediate

Skhina

This is a very traditional Moroccan Jewish recipe often made for the sabbath on Saturday's.
Preparation
20 Minutes
Cooking
6 Hours
Portion
8 Servings
Beginner

Lintria

This is a very traditional Moroccan Jewish recipe often made for the sabbath on Saturday's.
Preparation
10 Minutes
Cooking
40 Minutes
Portion
4 Servings

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