إمبراطور الرعب الأسود في مراكش القديمة.. بوبكر الغنجاوي

📌 In this video, we reveal one of the strangest and most horrific criminal and historical stories in 19th-century Morocco: the story of Abu Bakr ibn al-Bashir al-Ghanjawi, the man who transformed from a simple shepherd and camel driver into one of Morocco's wealthiest men and most powerful criminals, protected by Great Britain. How did al-Ghanjawi exploit the system of "consular protection" to wreak havoc? How did he establish a dark empire of highway robbery, slave trading, and forced prostitution in the heart of Marrakech? And why were the Moroccan sultans (Moulay Muhammad ibn Abd al-Rahman and Moulay Hassan I) unable to stop and prosecute him, despite his official designation as a "Salakout" (a term referring to a notorious criminal)? We will take you on a journey through time to uncover the secrets buried beneath the high walls of the infamous "Derb al-Ghanjawi" neighborhood in Marrakech, and how his blood-stained fortune ended up in the hands of Pasha Thami El Glaoui in a strange twist of fate. 🔔 Don't forget to subscribe to the channel, turn on notifications, and hit the like button to receive all the latest updates on ancient Moroccan crimes and mysterious historical stories! 💬 Share your thoughts in the comments: Did you know the story of Darb El Ghenjawi before?