This book deals with the history of an exceptional cohabitation between Jews and Muslims of Bejaad. A cohabitation that continues to arouse the interest of researchers. Indeed, Bejaad is one of the capitals of Sufism which has been able to give the implacable proof that the different religions could live together without hatred or violence. Citizenship takes precedence over religion, humanism takes precedence over ideology and patriotism has no religion. These are the main ideas of this book. In addition, the official authorities and the local population are willing to mobilize the Moroccan...