- A
mellah (Arabic: ملاح, romanized: Mallāḥ, lit. 'salt' or 'saline area'; and Hebrew: מלאח) is the
place of
residence historically ****igned to
Jewish communities...
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Mellah of
Marrakesh (Hebrew: מלאח מרקש; Ladino:
Mellah de Marrakesh; Arabic: ملاح مراكش),
formerly known as Hay
Essalam is the
Jewish Quarter (
Mellah)...
- The
Mellah of Fez (Arabic: ملاح) is the
historic Jewish quarter (
Mellah) of Fez, Morocco. It is
located in Fes el-Jdid, the part of Fez
which contains...
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Khadijah Mellah (born 2000) was the
first hijab-wearing
jockey in a
competitive British horse race.
Despite being new to horse-racing, she won the Magnolia...
- Oued
Mellah (in
Arabic language oued
means river and
mellah means salty) is a
seasonal cr**** in
coastal Morocco. Oued
Mellah is 160 km long and has an...
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Sultan Abu Sa'id. The
district was
first known as Hims, but also by the name
Mellah (Arabic: ملاح, lit. 'salt' or 'saline area') due to
either a
saline water...
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Mellah Slimane Bridge is a 125 m long
suspension Footbridge across the
Rhumel River in Constantine, Algeria. It was
opened in
April 1925 and
until it was...
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occasion by the King of
Morocco today. The
district also
contains the
historic Mellah (Jewish quarter) of the city.
Since 1981 it has been classified,
along with...
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restricted Jews to the
mellahs for
their safety, as well as to
protect the Sultans'
rulings from
being tested by insurgents. The word
mellah is
similar to the...
- al-Ghazwani (also
known as
Moulay el-Ksour). The
Mellah of
Marrakesh is the old
Jewish Quarter (
Mellah) of the city, and is
located in the
kasbah area...
