Sijilmasa (juga Sijilmassa, Sidjilmasa, Sidjilmassa dan Sigilmassa) adalah sebuah kota perdagangan abad pertengahan Maroko dan pintu masuk pelabuhan di sudut utara Gurun Sahara di Maroko. Kota ini dibelah oleh sungai Ziz sepanjang lima mil dan oasis Tafilalt dekat kota Rissani.
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