Qa

first travel

Broadcast date September 08, 2009

In the arms of the Bani Mountains and on a plain covered with dense forests of palm trees, the villages of a small, modest city ancient in the past are spread: the city of Aqa.

A metropolis that is considered among the first African centers in which the civilization of the first human flourished during prehistoric times, inhabited by Berbers and then Negroes, and some accounts spoke of its reconstruction by the Jews since the sixth century BC...

A city that is moving at a steady pace, linking the past to the present and the future

In this episode, snapshots of the city of Aqa and its people and the locations of the rocks inscribed therein. It also includes the interrogations of a tour guide who shows us the locations of the rock inscriptions in it and a dialogue between one of its sheikhs about the period in which the Jews lived with pictures of their temple and their roles that Muslims occupied after them.

Directed by Hassan Boufos