Positive African American Man Putting Orange on Dreadlocks Smiling Looking at Camera / Videohive, Stock footage, People

A Night to Day Timelapse of Sydney Harbour Bridge, Opera House and City Skyline at Sunrise Also available in HD

Green moss, grass and plants. Zoom out and spin above colorful texture in nature.

Smiling young Asian woman athlete looking at the camera. Jogging workout lifestyle on the street at sunset. Healthy lifestyle.

Asian professional male hairstylist combing and using scissors cut woman’s hair. Hairdresser or barber giving treatment and occupation service to smiling young beautiful girl customer in beauty salon.

Childhood bike concept. Mother teaching son to ride bicycle. Happy cute boy learn to riding a bike in park at sunset time. Young mom teaching son to ride bike first time on countryside rural road.

Located between the fertile lands of the Saïs and the forests of the Middle Atlas, Fès is the oldest of Morocco’s imperial cities. It is the embodiment of the country’s history and its spiritual and religious capital, and as such was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1981. Idriss I founded Madinat Fas, on the right bank of the River Fès, in 789. In 808, his son, Idriss II, built another establishment, El-Alya (High Town), on the left bank. In 818, both received hundreds of Muslim refugees expelled from Córdoba and Kairouan, in Tunisia. Within a few years, thanks to these two communities, the two towns became central to the Arabization and Islamization of Morocco.