The Jbala region in northern Morocco is known for an enormous number of Sufi lodges, shrines of local saints, and the cults of those saints. However, this topic has entirely escaped the attention of modern scholars. This paper focuses on the ziyara, or tradition of pilgrimage to a shrine of a saint, connecting it to the debate on place and space on the one hand, and identity studies on the other. Using a classical ethnographic approach, I analyze one such pilgrimage that took place in 2018, in which I was invited to participate as a guest,. In this paper I understand pilgrimage as a communal spiritual journey and analyze the roles the collective and individual play in it, as well as how and by what means the participants cocreate and experience constructs of place and space.

摩洛哥北部的Jbala地区以苏菲小屋，当地圣人的神殿以及这些圣人的邪教而闻名。但是，这个话题完全逃避了现代学者的注意。本文着重于ziyara或圣人朝圣的传统，一方面将其与关于空间和空间的辩论联系起来，另一方面将其与身份研究联系起来。我使用经典的民族志方法分析了2018年发生的一次这样的朝圣之旅，其中我应邀作为嘉宾参加了这次朝圣活动。在本文中，我将朝圣理解为一种公共精神之旅，并分析了集体和个人在其中所扮演的角色，以及参与者如何以及通过何种方式共同创造和体验了空间和空间的构造。