Idriss I was a significant historical figure in North Africa, known as the founder of the Idrisid dynasty in Morocco. He was born around 791 AD and is often credited with establishing the first Moroccan state. Idriss I played a crucial role in spreading Islam in the region, having fled from Abbasid rule in Iraq. His reign lasted until his death in 791 AD, and he is remembered for uniting various tribes under his leadership. The city of Fez, which he founded, became an important cultural and religious center in Morocco. Idriss I's legacy continues to influence Moroccan identity and history.