This is how everyday life was in Al Andalus

How did ordinary people live in 10th century Cordoba? How were their houses? What did they cook? Where did they evacuate the wastewater? These questions have gradually been answered over the last few decades.

The West’s “green revolution”

Andalusis carried out a great agricultural transformation in the Iberian Peninsula with the promotion of new irrigation techniques and the importation of plant varieties from the East.

Malaysian students to learn about Al Andalus

Students from the International Islamic University Malaysia will deepen their knowledge of Al Andalus and will personally visit some of the most important Andalusian heritage sites in the Iberian Peninsula, thanks to an agreement signed between the Asian academic institution and the Las Fuentes Foundation.

Melilla, little Sepharad

Multiculturalism is fully expressed in the Spanish city of North Africa. North African citywhere the Jewish community settled in 1864, for the first time since the for the first time since the expulsion in the 15th century.

Andalusian culture travels to Malaysia

Dr. Barbara Ruiz-Bejarano presented the Medina Network project at the World Islamic Tourism Conference, organized by the Islamic Tourism Center of Malaysia.