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is located on the edge of the Atlantic and on the left or south bank of the mouth of the Bouregreg, opposite the city of Salé; hence the fact that the two are sometimes referred to as "twin cities".
The city was founded in 1150 by the Almohads, who built a citadel (which became the Kasbah of the Udayas), a mosque, and a residence there. At that time, it was what is known as a ribat (“ fortress ”). The current name comes from Ribat Al Fath , “the Camp of Victory.” Later, Al-Mu'min's grandson, Ya'qub al-Mansur, expanded and completed the city, notably surrounding it with walls. Subsequently, it served as a base for Almohad expeditions into Andalusia.
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The city was founded in 1150 by the Almohads, who built a citadel (which became the Kasbah of the Udayas), a mosque, and a residence there. At that time, it was what is known as a ribat (“ fortress ”). The current name comes from Ribat Al Fath , “the Camp of Victory.” Later, Al-Mu'min's grandson, Ya'qub al-Mansur, expanded and completed the city, notably surrounding it with walls. Subsequently, it served as a base for Almohad expeditions into Andalusia.
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