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Tamegroute (also
spelled Tamgrout; Berber: ⵜⴰⵎⴳⵔⵓⵜ , Arabic: تامكروت) is a
village located in the Draa
River valley in
southern Morocco. It historically...
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until an 11th-century copy was
found in 1966, in the N****iriyya
Zawiya in
Tamegroute,
where the
local dry
climate helped preserving it, and was
published in...
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Lower Paleolithic, as
attested by
Oldowan and
Acheulean tools found near
Tamegroute.
Middle Paleolithic sites are widespread. Neolithic-era rock art can be...
- praise) of his
Shaikh Muhammad b.
Nasir al-Dari of the
Zawiya Nasiriyya of
Tamegroute, is
famous both in
Morocco and West Africa. Al-Yusi, Rasa'il Abi 'Ali...
- (1603–1674) was a
Moroccan Sufi and
founder of the
Nasiriyya zawiyya of
Tamegroute. Sidi
Muhammad bin
Nasir was a theologian,
scholar and physician. Al-Yusi...
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founded by Sidi
Mohammed ibn
Nasir al-Drawi (1603–1674)
whose centre was
Tamegroute.
Darqawa (Sufism) Ph.D. Thesis: "Between God and men : the
Nasiriyya and...
- Drâa-Tafilalet
Taltfraout Oasis 1083
Mountain Morocco Drâa-Tafilalet
Tamegroute Oasis 685 Wadi Draa Morocco Drâa-Tafilalet
Tamellalt Oasis 959 Wadi Todgha...
- in the town of
Iligh ruled the Sous region. The
Zawiya al-Nasiriyya in
Tamegroute,
which still exists today, also
ruled as an
effectively independent prin****lity...
- The
Zawiya Nasiriya in
Tamegroute,
southern Morocco,
dedicated to
Mohammed ibn
Nasir (died 1674)...
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tourist attractions.
Traditional arts and
crafts such as the
pottery of
Tamegroute and the rugs of
Taznakht are also
significant to the
local economy. The...
