Cheikh Al Kamel Mausoleum
The Cheikh Al Kamel Mausoleum, also known as the Mausoleum of Sidi Mohammed Ben Aïssa (also spelled Muhammad ibn Isa), is a zawiya (funerary and religious monument) in Meknes, Morocco. It was founded in the 16th century as the burial place of Mohammed Ben Aïssa (also known as Al-Hadi Ben Aïssa) the great saint of the city of Meknes and founder of a famous Sufi brotherhood of the 16th century, the Aissaoua. It serves as both a mausoleum and a mosque, and is located within the boundaries of a cemetery just outside the walls of  the medina (old city) in the district of Bab al-Jadid, south of Bab al-Barda'in. The mausoleum is the focal point of an annual "moussem" (religious festival) is one of the most intense and was historically known for its displays of self-mutilation. The current structure dates in part to the reign of the Alaouite sultan Mohammed Ben Abdallah, who built the "qubba" or mausoleum chamber over the saint's tomb.