Barzakh is a New York-based cultural hub where the mystical traditions of Kabbalah and Sufism intersect. Founded as a personal investment in "meaning and purpose," the space hosts interfaith Shabbat gatherings, Mimouna celebrations, and intellectual dialogues. By invoking the history of Tinghir where Jews and Muslims shared bread and irrigation Barzakh serves as a catalyst for remembering the deep roots of coexistence. Its "constitution" strictly prohibits racism, antisemitism, and Islamophobia, creating a true home for the "Arab-Andalusian lens" of peace.
