Kubba Almoravids, also known as Kubba Ba'adin - small ancient Muslim shrine built in 1064 during the reign of the Almohad. Ethnic basis were Almohad Berber mountain tribes Masmoudi, who successfully competed with the tribes and nomads Sanhaja zenata, formed the basis of the ruling dynasty of the Almoravids in the Maghreb. It is noteworthy that Kubba Almoravids became one of the few sanctuaries Almohad that were not destroyed Almoravid tribes.

The word "Kubba" in the Arabic language means "dome" that fully conforms to the shape of the building of the sanctuary. This sacred complex - this is the entrance to the mosque, where every Muslim believer traditionally performs ritual ablutions. Unlike many other Moroccan entrance to the sanctuaries Almoravides Kubba allowed not only to Muslims, but also representatives of other faiths.

Kubba Ba'adin is a sacred complex, which has been operating for more than one century. Once on this place it was equipped first city fountain that supplied drinking water to local residents. After Kubba Almoravids was finally completed, there has arranged three new fountains and washing places. To do this under the ground to the basins were installed bronze pipes, filling them with fresh water.

The main decoration Kubba Almoravids are wonderful carved arches and domes. Decorating their designs traditionally used in construction during the life of the Almoravids.