Azizam (formerly Sun Tenareze and before that Rose of Jericho) was the first custom catamaran built by French superyacht yard JFA Yachts in 2004, and their first project with naval architects Joubert-Nivelt. The interiors were designed by Pierre-Jacques Kubis.

The hull and superstructure are built in nomex carbon, cooked at 100°. To keep the weight down, and for easy maintenance, the only teak on the boat is in the cockpit, and she has a carbon mast and a 10.3m carbon boom.

Huge Living Space, with a Down Galley and the cockpit and salon on one level, there is plenty of living space on this supercat. Her twin aft helms open up the space to its maximum.

In the saloon, there´s room for a lounge with wrap around sofa flanked by bookshelves, a dining /TV area and a central Command Centre/Nav Station forward flanked by a bar with stools for 3 .

When you spill outside into the aft cockpit, you have the choice of sofas to port and starboard with tables and a comfortable looking bench running along the closed aft beam .

The luxurious finish continues down below in the hulls. The Owners Suite is to port with a guest cabin forward with its own head and shower. In the starboard hull is the Captain´s cabin aft and the galley with a guest cabin that is identical to the port side. She can accommodate eight guests in total .

Azizam was designed by her first owner as a boat that could be sailed with friends as a reduced crew and has completed a circumnavigation.