The Western Islamic urban planning: Archeological reflections
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https://doi.org/10.22201/fesa.26832917e.2023.5.1.305Keywords:
Urban planning, Al-Andalus Islamic, Morocco, Fez, Marrakshi, Meknes, Toledo, BadajozAbstract
In the present essay, it is analyzed the way Islamic urban planning in the Far West has been considered, moreover, considerations about its real structuring apart from colonialist visions are exposed.
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