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Emily Freitas

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Every day a black outfit 🖤 by @emilyfmartins

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°❀⋆.ೃ࿔*:･°❀⋆.ೃ࿔*:･ taken in Paris, France by @emilyfmartins

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⏅• ⏅• ⏅• ⏅• ⏅ taken in Zaanse Schans by @emilyfmartins

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Spring in Marseille taken in Marseille, France by @emilyfmartins

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3x4 ID photo = immigrant life
1 year in Paris taken in América Latina by @emilyfmartins

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𓃠 taken in Tangier, Morocco by @emilyfmartins

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Um dos lugares que mais amei estar em Marrocos foi Akchour. Perto de Chefchaouen, essa cidade simples me abraçou como se fosse um reflexo de Minas Gerais, um eco de terras que fazem parte das minhas lembranças ancestrais.

Ao caminhar por suas ruas, senti a terra sob meus pés como se fosse minha desde sempre. Fui recebida por pessoas de corações generosos, que, sem hesitação, me abriram suas portas, suas histórias e suas mesas. Compartilharam comigo os sabores de sua terra, os segredos de sua cultura e um afeto que só se encontra onde a vida ainda pulsa devagar. Durante o dia, tive companhias que iluminaram meu caminho, e à noite, levava comigo a certeza de que a verdadeira essência de uma jornada não está nos mapas, mas nos laços que se tecem pelo caminho.

Viajar sozinha me ensinou que o presente é o mais precioso dos destinos.

One of the places I loved the most in Morocco was Akchour. Near Chefchaouen, this simple town embraced me as if it were a reflection of Minas Gerais - Brazil, an echo of lands that are part of my ancestral memories.

As I walked through its streets, I felt the earth beneath my feet as if it had always been mine. I was welcomed by people with generous hearts who, without hesitation, opened their doors, their stories, and their tables to me. They shared with me the flavors of their land, the secrets of their culture, and an affection that can only be found where life still flows unhurriedly. During the day, I had companions who lit my path, and at night, I carried with me the certainty that the true essence of a journey is not in maps but in the bonds woven along the way.

Traveling alone has taught me that the present is the most precious destination.

شكرًا @bader_yaddasiya
@hamza.nouir @basaidabdelrani taken in Akchour by @emilyfmartins

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Marrakech and Agafay Desert, Morocco taken in Marrakech, Morocco by @emilyfmartins

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Casablanca, Morocco taken in Casablanca الدار البيضاء by @emilyfmartins

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Uma das visões mais deslumbrantes que já tive. Fiquei emocionada ao me perder na grandiosidade e no silêncio desse lugar, onde arte e fé se entrelaçam em harmonia.

☪︎ A Mesquita Hassan II, majestosa sobre as águas de Casablanca, é a maior da África e uma das maiores do mundo. Erguida com o trabalho de mais de 10.000 artesãos ao longo de sete anos, cada detalhe foi moldado com devoção — pedra por pedra, azulejo por azulejo. Sua construção foi possível graças à generosidade do povo marroquino, tornando-a um verdadeiro símbolo de fé coletiva.

Batizada em homenagem ao rei Hassan II (1961-1999), a mesquita reflete sua visão de um santuário que une tradição e modernidade. Erguida sobre o Atlântico, ecoa o Alcorão: "E foi Ele quem criou os céus e a terra em seis dias, enquanto o Seu Trono estava sobre as águas." (Surata Hud 11:7).

Saí dali envolvida por uma profunda reverência e gratidão.

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One of the most breathtaking sights I’ve ever seen. I was deeply moved by the grandeur and silence of this place, where art and faith intertwine in perfect harmony.

☪︎ The Hassan II Mosque, rising majestically over the waters of Casablanca, is the largest in Africa and one of the largest in the world. Built over seven years by 10,000 artisans, every detail was crafted with devotion—stone by stone, tile by tile. Funded by the generosity of the Moroccan people, it stands as a true symbol of collective faith.

Named after King Hassan II (1961-1999), the mosque reflects his vision of a sanctuary blending tradition and modernity. Built over the Atlantic, it echoes the Quran: "And it is He who created the heavens and the earth in six days, while His Throne was upon the water." (Surah Hud 11:7).

I left this place with deep reverence and gratitude. taken in Mosque Hassan II, Casablanca, Morocco by @emilyfmartins

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🤍 taken in Morocco, North Africa by @emilyfmartins

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☪︎ Mosque Paris 🧿 taken in Grand Mosque of Paris by @emilyfmartins

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