Moulay Idris: Mecca for the Poor
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On the road from Meknes to the ancient Roman city of Volubilis, you can see a small hill with a small town on it, which is Moulay Idris. This city has less than 10,000 residents, but it has a supreme status in the hearts of Muslims. There is a saying in Morocco: "If you can't go to Mecca in your life, you must come to Moulay Idris. Five pilgrimages are equivalent to one trip to Mecca." Moulay Idris, the founder of the first Arab dynasty in Morocco, lived here for a long time and was finally buried here. This holy city was named after him. A small city, sacred but common, with donkeys running rampant in the streets and towering minarets, you can smell the power of tradition and mystery between touch and collision.
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