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Murakuc | Old Morocco by Adil

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#Murakuc: Your gateway to the old #Morocco 🇲🇦: 🔴 History. 🔴 Historical figures. 🟢 Culture. 🔴 Customs and traditions. 🔴 Landmarks and monuments.

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➡️ Paula shops at a market outside Tangier, Morocco 1973. ⬅️ باولا تتسوق في سوق خارج طنجة، المغرب 1973. #murakuc #morocco #morocco🇲🇦 #maroc #maroc🇲🇦 #oldmorocco #visitmorocco #ig_morocco #discovermorocco #exploremorocco #kingdomofmorocco #instamorocco #moroccolives #closeupmorocco #moroccovibes #moroccanculture #moroccanhistory #moroccanvintage #vintage #moroccanstyle #vintagephotography #vintagestyle #moroccanheritage #moroccophotography #picoftheday #المغرب #تاريخ_المغرب #ثقافة_المغرب #تراث_المغرب #مغاربة
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Photo Murakuc | Old Morocco by Adil - ▪️Essaouira, 1988 🇲🇦 © Steve McCurry #visitmorocco #oldmorocco #morocco_vintage #maroc #vintage #moroccan #moroccanculture #morocco #vintagestyle #vintagephotography #moroccan #moroccanstyle…
Photo Murakuc | Old Morocco by Adil - Swipe 📸 ⏭ Moroccan Jews in the Souss and Anti-Atlas regions during the 1950s. Photographs by Manuel and Landry Gautier. At least 30,000 Jews migrated to North Africa after the fall of the Second…
Video Murakuc | Old Morocco by Adil - ➡️ Aïta Mellalia, Sheikhat of Oued Zem, Morocco 1970. The art of Aïta is inspired by the social life of the Moroccan man and often it is based on love, pleasure, beauty and nature. Note that this…
Photo Murakuc | Old Morocco by Adil - ➡️ The seller of caftans, Fez, Morocco 1994. The origins of the Moroccan caftan go back to the twelfth century AD in the era of the Almohad dynasty, where the sultans of the Almohad dynasty were…
Photo Murakuc | Old Morocco by Adil - ▪️Marrakech, 1988 🇲🇦 © Steve McCurry #visitmorocco #oldmorocco #morocco_vintage #maroc #vintage #moroccan #moroccanculture #morocco #vintagestyle #vintagephotography #moroccan #moroccanstyle…
Photo Murakuc | Old Morocco by Adil - ➡️ "Maqraj" (the Moroccan name for the kettle) and the plural "M'qarej" are vessels used in the kitchen to heat water. It is often made of aluminum or iron, but in the past it was made of copper.…

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