Milestones and grandmother

Oujda

Oujda is one of the Arab African cities affiliated to the Kingdom of Morocco, where it is located in the far eastern north side of it on a 34.41 degree north of the equator, and on a line of 1.54 degrees west of the Greenwich Line, and rises above the sea level 470 meters, and its land area is 350 km² . Oujda was established by the Maghreb leader Zizi bin Attia in 994 AD and has twinning with many cities such as Lille, Sirte, Al Khor, Trowbridge, Aux en Provence and Jeddah.

Milestones and grandmother

the doors

• The western door, which is considered the main gate to the city from the west, was known in the past as the door of Sidi Issa.
• The door of Sidi Abdel-Wahhab, which is one of the oldest doors built in the city, and this name was known in relation to the righteous sheriff, Sidi Abdel-Wahhab, one of the foundational flags.

Squares

• Morocco Square, which is located on Marrakesh Street, and is one of the most famous squares constructed in the city; it is characterized by having a large and great fountain, and overpopulation, and the proliferation of shops in its corners.
• August 16 plaza, which is located in the middle of Mohamed V Street, specifically in front of the headquarters of the municipality of Jeddah, and is famous for being one of the historical squares.

Shrines and angles

• The corner of Moulay Abdel-Kader El-Gilani, which the disciples and the poor resort to every night of Friday.
• The shrine of Sidi Yahya Bin Younes, which is visited by Muslims, Christians and Jews in order to bless them.
• The corner of Sidi Ahmed El-Tijani, the square of justice, and the corner of Sidi Ahmed El-Tijani.

Other parameters

• Dar Sebti, which was built in 1938 AD, and is considered a landmark indicating the role of the Moroccan bourgeoisie during the days of French colonial rule over the city, and today it is used as a wedding in the summer, and entertaining recreational and cultural activities.
• The Scientific Council, which is one of the most important libraries in the city.
• Old markets such as the partnership market, the Al Tuba Village, Lazari, Melilla, Marjan and the Peace Markets.
• The St. Louis Church, located on Avenue Mohammed V, is the first church built by French colonial rule during the city.
• Islamic Baath Institute for Islamic Sciences.

Various excerpts from Oujda

• Its climate is characterized by a cold, rainy Mediterranean climate in the winter, and hot in the summer.
• The currency of the Moroccan dirham is considered an official currency, and the Arabic and Berber languages ​​are the official language of the population.
• Geographically, it is adjacent to each of: Ain Bani Mutahar from the south side, Saidia from the north side, Algeria from the eastern side, Burkan Tower from the northwestern side, and Wissit from the southeastern side.
• I owned eight village groups: Bani Khalid, Lebsarah, the people of Anqad, Sidi Musa to Mahatha, Ain Al-Safa, Asli, Sidi Bulnwar, and Misfark.
• It is famous for several popular foods, such as calorie soup and couscous.