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The 11 pages that link to Fez, each with the reason it gives.

• MoroccoBroader topic: Fez preserves a major center of Moroccan scholarship, crafts, and urban history.

• Leo AfricanusBroader topic: Fez was a formative setting in his life and a key city in his descriptions of Morocco.

• Saadi dynastyRelated: Fez remained a rival center of power during the Saadi period, especially amid succession disputes.

• Idrisid dynastyBroader topic: Idris II made Fez the Idrisid capital and a center of rule.

• Marinid dynastyBroader topic: Fez served as the Marinid capital and the central stage of dynastic government.

• SijilmasaRelated: Fez and Sijilmasa connected inland Moroccan commerce with distinct regional routes.

• RabatRelated: Its older imperial-city heritage differs from Rabat’s modern capital functions.

• University of al-QarawiyyinNarrower topic: The institution’s history is entwined with Fez’s political and religious life.

• Tahar Ben JellounRelated: Ben Jelloun was born in Fez in 1944.

• TijaniyyahRelated: Ahmad al-Tijani settled and died in Fez, where his shrine became central to the order.

• Muhammad ibn Ali al-SanusiRelated: Al-Sanusi studied at the Qarawiyyin in Fez before traveling east.