Moshé Faquim lived in this square and was single; instead, his neighbour and rival, named Magaluf Natjar, was married to a beautiful woman.
As is to be expected in this story, Faquim and Natjar’s wife were attracted to each other and finally get together… A scandal in the Jewish community and even more so for the cheated husband.
But this did not stop here. As we mentioned, they were both rich, so Faquim had a very tall tower built in his house. To contemplate the views of the city? Maybe. But Faquim was more interested in contemplating from his tower the room of his lover, the wife of Natjar and for that reason, he called it “The Tower of Love“. Also, he boasted of this construction and invited nobles so that they could contemplate it (the architecture of the tower, not the woman).