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…with the Moroccan royal court. The King of Morocco, the royal guard, cabinet ministers, and the palace staff all wear fezzes and are the only Arab leaders to do so. The origins of the fez, called the “tarboosh” by the Moroccans, are in dispute. Some claim that its origins are ancient Greece; others…
…with the Moroccan royal court. The King of Morocco, the royal guard, cabinet ministers, and the palace staff all wear fezzes and are the only Arab leaders to do so. The origins of the fez, called the “tarboosh” by the Moroccans, are in dispute. Some claim that its origins are ancient Greece; others…
…with the Moroccan royal court. The King of Morocco, the royal guard, cabinet ministers, and the palace staff all wear fezzes and are the only Arab leaders to do so. The origins of the fez, called the “tarboosh” by the Moroccans, are in dispute. Some claim that its origins are ancient Greece; others…
…with the Moroccan royal court. The King of Morocco, the royal guard, cabinet ministers, and the palace staff all wear fezzes and are the only Arab leaders to do so. The origins of the fez, called the “tarboosh” by the Moroccans, are in dispute. Some claim that its origins are ancient Greece; others…
…with the Moroccan royal court. The King of Morocco, the royal guard, cabinet ministers, and the palace staff all wear fezzes and are the only Arab leaders to do so. The origins of the fez, called the "tarboosh" by the Moroccans, are in dispute. Some claim that its origins are ancient Greece; others claim…
