
Morocco Begins Ramadan, Eid Al-Fitr Date Anticipated
Ramadan began on Sunday, April 3, 2022 in Morocco. On what date will Eid Al-Fitr be celebrated in the kingdom?

Ramadan began on Sunday, April 3, 2022 in Morocco. On what date will Eid Al-Fitr be celebrated in the kingdom?

In France, Ramadan began on Saturday, April 2, 2022. The day before, the Union of Mosques of France (UMF) addressed a message to the Muslims of France in which it wished them to "live throughout this month great moments of tranquility, solidarity and sharing".

In Morocco, Ramadan begins tomorrow, Sunday, April 3. Already restrictive measures: the installation of dedicated tents for Tarawih prayers is prohibited.

Muslims around the world will begin the month of Ramadan tomorrow, Saturday, April 2, 2022, which will lead to a slight change in some Premier League matches in the coming weeks. Muslim players will have to break their fast during matches.

Astronomers have revealed the start date of the month of Ramadan in Saudi Arabia, Morocco and the United Kingdom.

It was a day of celebration last Sunday in Court-Saint-Étienne. Hundreds of people attended the inauguration of the new mosque in a sober but rich ceremony.

A few days before the month of Ramadan, King Mohammed VI has just ordered the opening of about twenty mosques that have undergone "reconstruction or restoration work by the Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs".

A few days before the month of Ramadan, the 2M channel has unveiled the program grid that should satisfy the taste of all Moroccans.

Thomas Partey, Ghanaian international and Arsenal midfielder, has converted to Islam. News that delights the football fans of the Arab and Islamic world.

Threatened with administrative closure by French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin, who accused its leaders of making hateful statements against France, the Al Madina Mounawara mosque in Cannes will ultimately not be closed.

Al Aoula has just unveiled its program grid dedicated to Ramadan. For many years, the channel has accompanied Moroccans throughout the holy month of Ramadan, through a program made up of fiction and documentaries.

Two teenagers imitate Muslims praying in a classroom and are filmed by their teacher. The 10-second video showing the scene, posted on Twitter last Friday, is causing controversy.