Temple Beth-El, Orthodox synagogue in Sidi Belyout district, Morocco
Temple Beth-El is a synagogue in the Sidi Belyout district of Casablanca with seating for approximately 500 worshippers. The interior features stained glass windows alongside traditional and contemporary architectural elements that shape its character.
The synagogue was built in the early 1900s as a gathering place for Casablanca's Jewish population during a period of growth. It has endured through significant changes in the city and its communities over the decades.
The synagogue serves as a living center for Jewish observance and community gatherings in Casablanca. Visitors can witness how religious services and celebrations continue to shape the daily life of the local Jewish population.
The building is located on Rue Jaber ben Hayane in central Casablanca and is accessible to visitors during regular hours. Planning a visit in advance ensures you can observe the space respectfully while services or private events may affect access.
The building underwent a complete restoration in 1997 and remains one of the few actively used synagogues still operating in Morocco. This renovation preserved its historical character while ensuring it functions for today's community needs.
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