moorish spain
Moorish Spain refers to the historical period in the Iberian Peninsula, specifically between the 8th and 15th centuries, when much of the region was under Muslim rule by the Moors. This era is characterized by its cultural and architectural influence, which fused elements of Arab, North African, and European traditions, leaving a lasting impact on the region's language, art, music, and architecture.
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