Abu Inan Faris was a notable Moroccan ruler and the third king of the Marinid dynasty, reigning from 1348 to 1358. He is recognized for his efforts to strengthen the kingdom and expand its influence in North Africa. His reign was marked by military campaigns and attempts to consolidate power within the region. Farid was also a patron of the arts and education, promoting the development of Islamic scholarship and culture. His contributions helped to establish Fez as a significant center of learning during the medieval period. His legacy continues to be remembered in Moroccan history.