
Morocco Sends 204 Religious Leaders Abroad for Ramadan Support Program
The number of people making up the delegation in charge of the religious support of Moroccans living abroad during this Ramadan month is known.

The number of people making up the delegation in charge of the religious support of Moroccans living abroad during this Ramadan month is known.

During this Ramadan period, the French Football Federation (FFF) has reminded referees of the ban on "match interruptions" to break the fast, citing the "principle of neutrality of football on the places of practice". A measure that has surprised more than one.

Éric Borghini, president of the Federal Refereeing Commission (CFA) of the French Football Federation (FFF) and author of the letter sent to the official referees to remind them of the ban on interrupting matches to break the Ramadan fast, responds to the controversy.

While breaks are planned in the Premier League, in England and Germany, to allow Muslim players to break the Ramadan fast during a match, this will not yet be the case in Belgium, where players compete in the Pro League.

The French Football Federation (FFF) expresses its opposition to the interruption of matches to break the Ramadan fast.

On March 23, Muslims in Belgium began the month of Ramadan. However, an alarming practice is worrying school authorities and health professionals: students as young as 9 years old are observing the fast, an obligation that should only be observed from puberty.

Ramadan is a sacred period for Muslims around the world, who observe a month of fasting by abstaining from food and drink during the day. But what happens when you are a restaurateur? How can you abstain from eating while being exposed to food all day long? This is the challenge taken up by Larbi, the owner of the "Le Marrakech" restaurant in the city center of Dammartin-en-Goële.

During the holy month of Ramadan, Muslim athletes in Aragon, including those of Moroccan origin, face a real challenge: reconciling their performance obligations with the requirements of fasting.

The French Embassy in Morocco issued a press release to formally deny the information reporting the refusal of French consulates to issue visas to Moroccan imams who were to travel to the country to accompany Moroccans residing on its territory during this holy month of Ramadan.

Fasting during Ramadan is still difficult this year, especially in some regions where temperatures sometimes exceed 40 degrees. For the day to go as well as possible, it is essential to stay hydrated and eat a balanced diet in the evening. To break the fast, nutritionists recommend at least two to three dates at the start of Iftar, followed by water.

Arrived in Spain since Sunday in the context of the friendly match against Peru, the Moroccan players were insulted by employees of the hotel where they are staying in Madrid.

Heat wave alert in some provinces of the Kingdom! According to the General Directorate of Meteorology (DGM), a heat wave will hit several cities in Morocco from Tuesday to Thursday.