You may be asking, how can Morocco, an African country ruled over Spain and Portugal, two great European countries? Well, the answer is yes! It happened.
In 1182, Moroccan Berbers built the La Giralda in Seville, Spain during the era of the Almohads.
At that time, Morocco ruled some of North Africa and Andalusia (half of Spain and Southern Portugal).
Today, Seville is famous in her buildings, all thanks to the Moroccan antiquities between 1182 – 1212.
The minaret of the Great Mosque of Seville is one of those works.
Today, The Amazigh/Berber architecture bring millions of tourists and millions of dollars to Spain.
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