Al Faqih Bin Salah

Al-Faqih Bin Salah, Fquih Ben Saleh, Fkih Bensalah or Beni Amir is a metropolis of vital Morocco, capital of the province identical name, part of the place of Tadla -Azilal. In 2004 it had 82 407 inhabitants and it became estimated that in 2012 it had 96 157 inhabitants. The metropolis, which owes its call to a marabout who's buried there, is located at the foothills of the Middle Atlas mountain variety, within the area of Beni Amir, 175 km southeast of Casablanca, 190 km northeast of Marrakesh and approximately 40 km northwest of Beni Mellal.

The traditional inhabitants of the area, the Beni Amir, originate from Andalusia and were there hooked up with the aid of Sultan Moulay Ismail to govern the crucial Fez- Marquexe course. The metropolis originated in a punch weekly hung on Wednesdays wherein the tribes of the location had been coming. The strategic importance of the metropolis did not get away the first French settlers. The predominant economic sports in the vicinity are agriculture, but in current a long time the remittances of many emigrants, specially in Spain and Italy, also make a significant contribution to the vicinity's financial system. Since the 1940s Fquih Ben Salah is the seat of a local agency for the promoting of agriculture.