Tétouan — Old Medina (Andalusian houses)

Tétouan is a historic port city in northern Morocco, located in the Martil Valley on the Mediterranean coast a few miles south of the Strait of Gibraltar. The Old Medina is the city's historic quarter and is culturally notable for its Arab-Andalusian musical traditions and historic textile production; archival recordings from the Tetouan Conservatory and a 19th-century wall hanging in a museum collection document aspects of this Andalusian-derived cultural heritage. The supplied sources do not provide construction dates, ownership histories, or any first-hand accounts relating to alleged curses, hauntings, or named supernatural entities associated with houses in the Old Medina. Reported claims about "cursed Andalusian houses" in the Old Medina are not supported by the provided material. There are no recorded phenomena, witness testimonies, investigative reports, or folkloric narratives in the supplied sources that document hauntings, apparitions, jinn, or other paranormal activity tied to specific houses or locations within Tétouan's Old Medina. Further research in local-language folkloric studies, oral histories, or ethnographies would be required to substantiate any such claims.