A Moroccan Islamic Khanjar Dagger in good condition. The Moroccan khanjar is a traditional curved dagger associated with the cultural and Islamic heritage of Morocco and North Africa. Characterized by its distinctive curved blade and often elaborately decorated hilt and scabbard, the khanjar was historically worn as both a practical sidearm and a symbol of status, identity, and personal honor. Moroccan examples can feature ornate silverwork, geometric patterns, floral designs, and other decorative elements influenced by Islamic and Amazigh artistic traditions. The dagger was commonly carried at the waist with traditional dress, particularly on formal or ceremonial occasions, and finely decorated examples could indicate wealth or social standing. Today, Moroccan khanjars are valued as examples of North African craftsmanship and as historical objects reflecting Morocco’s diverse Islamic, Arab, and Amazigh cultural traditions.