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Ibn Danan Synagogue
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “built in the 17th century in fes”. Today it says “synagogue located in the mellah”.
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Ibn Danan Synagogue ( , ), was built in the 17th century in Fes , Morocco . The synagogue was once only one of several inside the walls of Fes, and not the most elaborate. It is known to have been renovated in the 1870's. Following a period of decay and semi-abandonment, it underwent a restoration and was reopened to tourists in 1999. Restored synagogue in Fes dedicated , Arabic News, 02-26-1999.1
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built in the 17th century in fes
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synagogue located in the mellah
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