The Isaac Ben Walid Synagogue (Hebrew: בית הכנסת של יצחק בן וואליד‎, Arabic: كنيس إسحاق بن الوليد‎) is a synagogue in the mellah of Tetuan, Morocco.

The synagogue is named after Rabbi Isaac Bengualid (1777–1870), author of the 2-volume Vayomer Yitzhak, a history of the Jews of Tetuan.
Rabbi Bengualid was a prominent member of Tetuan's Jewish community, which comprised about 4200 members at the time.

The Isaac Ben Walid Synagogue was built in the new mellah south of the medina of Tetuan, created when Sultan Sliman decided to build a grand mosque on the location of the old mellah.
At the time, Tetuan was the heart of the Sephardi community in Morocco and it had 16 synagogues.
The Isaac Ben Walid Synagogue (Hebrew: בית הכנסת של יצחק בן וואליד‎, Arabic: كنيس إسحاق بن الوليد‎) is a synagogue in the mellah of Tetuan, Morocco.
The synagogue is named after Rabbi Isaac Bengualid (1777–1870), author of the 2-volume Vayomer Yitzhak, a history of the Jews of Tetuan. Rabbi Bengualid was a prominent member of Tetuan's Jewish community, which comprised about 4200 members at the time.
The Isaac Ben Walid Synagogue was built in the new mellah south of the medina of Tetuan, created when Sultan Sliman decided to build a grand mosque on the location of the old mellah. At the time, Tetuan was the heart of the Sephardi community in Morocco and it had 16 synagogues.
Isaac Ben Walid Synagogue