The collective storehouse is a large building used to store the property of the tribe or community. It is used as a shelter in which people hide with their livestock in times of war and conflict.
It is intended to collect personal property under joint protection. These stores are located in North African countries, Libya. These warehouses are located in Morocco in mountainous areas, especially in small, large and rural Atlas. They are often built strategically in high altitudes that are difficult to attack from hostile parties and are used as observation towers.
Rooms for storing agricultural products of wheat, barley and valuables such as jewelry .
In addition to the rooms, these stores are equipped with several towers to guard the village from the enemies and use in the defense of the times of war and attack on the store and include as a mosque for prayer, and the meeting place of the Council of the community or tribe (Inflas) And a place dedicated to the Chervine and the house of the guard and water tank.
These stores are managed by a council of several people known Panevlas, Imitl each one of them Hamaah what the rules of engagement based on the norms set.
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