The book (A Saudi in Morocco) by its author Abdul Rahman bin Suleiman Al-Nazawi Al-Jahni celebrates the Moroccan place in a special and eye-catching celebration for the reader’s eye, as the hero of this aesthetic adventure, Faisal Al-Saudi, takes us, accompanied by his friend Ahmed, to worlds, stations, havens and spatial landmarks in Morocco, which are extremely beautiful and amazing. These are places steeped in history and civilization, represented by historical, touristic and cultural cities and villages, such as Casablanca, Marrakesh, Rabat, Meknes, Ifrane, Ourika, El Jadida, Beni Hilal, Oualidia, Settat, Beni Mellal, Fez and Tangier, where the two friends meet in Ibn Battuta Street, the legendary Arab traveler. After a long, arduous and enjoyable journey at the same time, it is considered one of the modern, mature journeys. The narrative narrator has provided us with a beautiful and comprehensive summary of this journey, which represents (an opportunity to stand on the richness and diversity of the Moroccan and Andalusian popular cultural heritage, with multiple cultures from Arabic, Amazigh, Sahrawi and African). Perhaps the spatial presence announced with great publicity is evident in this creative work from the threshold of the title, A Saudi in Morocco. A spatial duality is met by a human duality, Faisal and Ahmed, as the place is presented before the characters of the two friends, and thus the author succeeds in recording his fascination with the Moroccan place, when this familiar place turns into a being with an exceptional presence on more than one level, and occupies a wide, deep and important space in the memory of reception. Finally, this wonderful literary and artistic material has been blessed by the pen of an experienced writer who writes with dense, deep, amazing and captivating clarity, and it deserves to be a creative miracle that its author, the professor and writer Abdul Rahman bin Suleiman Al-Nazawi Al-Juhani, is envied for.