Marvelous Morocco

Morocco is a marvelous place to visit in North Africa, steeped in Islamic history and scenic locations to make for an unforgettable Halal Travel here. Predominantly a Muslim country, with Muslims accounting for approximately 99% of the population, Morocco has much to see and do. From gorgeous palaces to breathtaking oasis, visitors here will enjoy their Muslim travels here.

There are several places that are worth seeing in Morocco.

Rabat, which is the administrative capital of Morocco, faces the Atlantic Ocean and has several palaces and gardens to visit such as the Royal Palace, Citadel of Chellah Garden and Kasbah of the Udayas and more. In addition, the Mausoleum of Mohammed V and the Hasan Masjid are two sites that are also frequented during halal travel to Rabat.

Casablanca is the largest city in Morocco and is the industrial center of the country as well as the economic and business center. It is home to Hassan II Masjid, which is the largest Masjid in Morocco, as well as the Shrine of SidiAbderrahman, which is another important site for Muslims to visit.

Tangier is another location that is worth visiting in Morocco. The birthplace of Ibn Battuta, the Medieval Muslim scholar and traveler, it is also the place where his tomb is located, and is one of the most important sites in the city. On your Muslim travel to Tangier, be sure to visit the too, which is renowned for its collection dating back to the Phoenician times.

Marrakesh is a must visit destination in Morocco. Visit the Palace Djemaa El Fna, a famous historic site in the city, and the Koutoubia Mosque which is located nearby. Other places of interest for Halal travelers in Marrakesh include the Saadian Tombs, Dar Si Said Museum and the Museum of Islamic Art.

Fes was the ancient capital of Morocco, and is now deemed a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is also a must-visit location for those interested in seeing the ‘real’ Morocco with beautiful handicraft shops and winding alleyways and is also home to the world’s oldest university – University of al-Qarawiyyin. Museums worth visiting here include the Nejarine Museum for wooden arts and crafts, Dar Batha Museum and Beldhazi Museum.

Morocco also has over 1000 miles of coastlines to explore for Halal travelers who prefer beach time, with lots of exciting activities available. From skiing to surfing, there is something for all to enjoy in Morocco. Find out more here.

Enjoy the marvels of Morocco – a wonderful Halal travel destination. Find out all about the top places to visit in Morocco here for Muslim travel.