The introduction by the Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs led by Ahmed Taoufiq of a clause that obliges the Moroccan pilgrim for the 2024 hajj, one of the five pillars of Islam, "not to protest even in case of flight delay," is causing controversy.
The Correctional Court of Imintanout sentenced two people, a father and his son, to five months in prison and a fine of 2,000 dirhams each. They were prosecuted for preventing the holding of a Quran class .
The Provincial Delegation of the Ministry of Habous and Islamic Affairs in Chichaoua Ait Baha has decided to ban the use of loudspeakers from the minaret for the five daily prayers and the Tarawih.
Called up to the French under-19 national team to participate in the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Mahamadou Diawara, who plays for Olympique Lyonnais (OL), would have left the Blues on Tuesday to continue his Ramadan fast, after the French Football Federation (FFF) banned players from observing the fast while on national team duty.
The parliamentary group of the Party of Justice and Development (PJD) has requested the opening of an investigation into the assault suffered by young girls who were reciting the Quran in the province of Chichaoua, revealed by a video circulated on social networks.
In Casablanca and Rabat, many Moroccans are rushing to the beaches for "Ftour camping" during the month of Ramadan. A boon for merchants.
A video circulating on social media, showing a group of individuals attacking girls reciting the Quran under a tent, has sparked outrage among internet users.
Environmental protection associations denounce the non-respect of environmental rules by some families who leave large quantities of waste on the beaches after breaking their fast there during the month of Ramadan.
During his hearing before the National Assembly on the allocation of DTT frequencies, Vincent Bolloré, the boss of Vivendi, owner of the Canal+ group channels, a supporter of Éric Zemmour, claims to have nothing against Muslims. He also mentions his friendship, that of his family with the Moroccan royal family since the time of King Mohammed V.
In Tangier, the drum used to wake people up for the "Sohour", the pre-dawn meal during Ramadan, does not have a bright future ahead of it. And for good reason, voices are rising to call on the competent authorities to put an end to this Moroccan tradition because it is doing more harm than good today.
Ramadan, the sacred month for Muslims, is synonymous with spirituality and sharing. But in Morocco, it also takes on a darker turn with the appearance of a well-known phenomenon: "Tramdena". This term refers to the increased irritability and aggression that some individuals feel during fasting.
The Ramadan fast, a pillar of Islam, involves abstaining from drinking and eating from dawn to dusk. While this ritual has major spiritual importance for the faithful, it is nonetheless a risky period for people with diabetes.