The Jews of Fez and Morocco's First Mellah
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The spiritual capital of Moroccan Judaism, Fez established the kingdom's first mellah, the official Jewish quarter, in 1438. A major centre of study where Maimonides once lived, it produced the Taqqanot of the Spanish exiles (megorashim). Its rabbinic dynasties (Serero, Ibn Danan) radiated halakhic authority across the Maghreb.
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