Souk El Azzafine

Souk El Azzafine is one of the souks of the medina of Tunis and where the musicians used to meet.[1]

Metallic plaque of El Azzafine Street

Etymology

It got its name from the Arabic word azzafa that means « music playing ».

Monument

Bimaristan Al Azzafine, which is a hospital that was built during the reign of Hammuda Pasha in 1662, is located in this Souk.

Notes and references
  1. Ahmed Ben Miled, Histoire de la médecine arabe en Tunisie durant dix siècles, Tunis, Cartaginoiseries, 2012, 320 p. (ISBN 9789973704252), p. 170
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