The Moroccans’ Role in Liberating Jerusalem

Jerusalem and the Maghreb

The Moroccans’ Role in Liberating Jerusalem

The Moroccans contributed to the Islamic army’s movement against the Franks. They played a prominent role in liberating Jerusalem and weakening the Franks in Palestine. The Moroccan Sultan, Ya’koub Al-Mansour, assembled a huge army to support the army in the Arab East (Al-Mashriq), as a response to Saladin’s appeal.

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