The history of the city of Oujda, which was absent as the capital of Arab culture 

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Oujda is a Moroccan city. It is the capital of the eastern region and hosts its main headquarters. It is located in the far east of the kingdom on the Moroccan-Algerian border, as it is only about 14 kilometers away from the border center, a pair of mules, and thus it is considered a border city par excellence. It is 60 km away from the Mediterranean coast. On January 1, 1994, Oujda celebrated its first millennium.
The city of Oujda was founded by the Moroccan leader Ziri bin Attia, who was able to establish a kingdom in the Far Maghreb and was in open conflict with Al-Mansur bin Abi Amer in Andalusia, and the Fatimids and their Sanhaji supporters in the Central Maghreb. He decided to build the city of Oujda in the month of Rajab in the year 384 AH / 994 AD. And he rose
By fortifying the city by surrounding it with high walls and doors that the guards controlled to open and close