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Chebakia is basically a Moroccan Ramadan dessert that is not free of a Moroccan house during the month of Ramadan, and it is often consumed with mint tea or with hot calories. The Shabakia Moroccan is one of the oldest desserts known in the Moroccan cuisine. It is somewhat similar to the dessert known in the east and the Moroccan with dumplings, and Shabakia is associated with Ramadan, and Eid al-Fitr in particular, and it has a distinctive shape, covered with honey and sesame seeds or gulglan.
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Maghreb kasbah, similar to the Andalusian kasbah, are fortified buildings that used to be the headquarters of the soldiers to defend a certain area and secure it from the perils posed. Among the remaining Maghreb kasbahs to this day are the Al-Ouadia Kasbah, which was the seat of the garrison of Rabat, the capital of Morocco, the Kasbah of Algeria, and the Kasbah of Beja.
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