A SYNAGOGUE, A MOSQUE, AND A CHURCH: ALL IN THE SAME TOWN | DJERBA ISLAND | TUNISIA TRAVEL GUIDE

Is it possible to visit a synagogue, a mosque, and a church all in one day in Tunisia? It is on the island of Djerba!
This island is typically known for its beautiful beaches, resorts, and souks. However, it is also home to people with diverse religious backgrounds - something unexpected in a country in which 99% of people identify as Muslims. Join us as we explore a lesser known side of the island and learn about Djerba's special history!
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[@olfasouayah]

MashAllah you are very knowledgeable

[@rio8298]

Welcome in Djerba

[@helakharrez1949]

Beautiful vlog as usual and very knowledgeable persons about arabic culture. How did you manage to learn arabic and tunisian dialect?

[@TravelDialogues]

Thank you for the compliment. Way too generous! Studying helps a lot (books, documentaries, language tutors, etc.) but traveling there is the best practice

[@MacTb-fg1cp]

Beautiful video , There are 17 synagogues in djerba , 14:18 there is also an orthodox church in djerba (in Houmet souk) , welecome To tunisia 🇹🇳

[@TravelDialogues]

Thank you very much! Yes, that's the Orthodox church we had in mind when we mentioned other churches in Djerba. Shukran!

[@chawquee]

you are Spanish for sure

[@chawquee]

2500 years of jews in djerba