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Marrakesh Was The Capital Of The Almoravids From C. 1070–1147. "The Almoravids Established The First Major Structures In The City And Shaped Its Layout For Centuries To Come. The Red Walls Of The City, Built By Ali Ibn Yusuf In 1122–1123.." (Wiki).. "The Almoravid Qubba Is One Of The Few Almoravid Monuments In Marrakesh Surviving, And Is Notable For Its Highly Ornate Interior Dome With Carved Stucco Decoration, Complex Arch Shapes, And Minor Muqarnas Cupolas In The Corners Of The Structure" (Wiki)
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Djamaa El Kebir: "Dating To 1097, It Is One Of The Few Remaining Examples Of Almoravid Architecture, Although It Has Undergone Other Additions And Reconstructions Since Its Foundation. It Is The Oldest Mosque In Algiers And Is Said To Be One Of The Oldest Mosques In Algeria" (Wiki)
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Tichitt: "In The 11th Century It Was One Of The Main Towns Of The Vast
Berber Empire On The Edges Of The Sahara, And In The Following Century It Became An Almoravid Town, Founded
By Members Of The Chorfa Clan." (Ab Ev)