Historical Significance of the Zaouia of Sidi Sahabi

This site is a mausoleum and complex built in the 17th century, significant for its religious and historical connections.

Founded as the burial place of Abu Zama El Belaoui, a companion of the Prophet Muhammad, this complex features exquisite tile work, a mosque, and a madrassa. Although the tomb is not accessible to visitors, the architecture and legends associated with the site offer cultural insights.

Notable Features

• 🏛️ Lavishly decorated mosque and madrasah with intricate tile patterns.
• 🌿 Historical site linked to a significant figure from Islamic history.
• 🔒 Tomb of Abu Zama El Belaoui, closed to public access.

The site is accessible for all visitors, particularly appealing to tourists, families, and historians interested in Islamic architecture and history.