Halima returned to her old habits!
Hatim Al-Batawi (Moroccan writer and journalist) Despite Morocco's liberation from the filth of colonialism in 1956, it is still subjected to continuous blackmail and suffers from...
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Tangia Marrakech: When cooking becomes a ritual of identity
In the heart of Marrakech, where the aroma of spices meets the bustle of the alleys and the warmth of the spirit, tanjia was born. It's not just a dish, it's a cultural ritual...
Le Monde's Dirty Pens Game
Dr. Abdullah Boussouf (Historian, Secretary General of the Council of the Moroccan Community Abroad) The French newspaper Le Monde launched its new campaign against Morocco on...
Builders and Destroyers... The History of the Moroccan Quarter in Jerusalem
Awni Faris The history of the city of Jerusalem has occupied a part of the interests of the Institute for Palestine Studies, and over the past decades it has published a number of...
A state within a state... Algeria's problem
See Saud Al-Atlassi (Moroccan writer and journalist) The French writer, of Algerian origin, Boualem Sansal, sent from inside his prison in El Harrach, Algeria...
Le Monde's blunder against King Mohammed VI
Dr. Abdullah Boussouf (Historian, Secretary General of the Council of the Moroccan Community Abroad) The French newspaper Le Monde published an article on Monday, August 25...
Celebrating the Prophet's Birthday in Morocco: Historical Roots and Cultural Significance
Dr. Abdullah Boussouf (Historian, Secretary-General of the Council of the Moroccan Community Abroad) The Prophet’s birthday is one of the most important religious occasions...
If you were here (on the anniversary of your last trip)
Written by: Dr. Hassan Najmi (Moroccan poet and writer) If you were here, you would say: Do not wait for the Resurrection! The Resurrection walks barefoot in...
Chakib Arslan: Morocco's Levantine Ambassador and National Issues
Prince Shakib Arslan was a Lebanese writer, author, thinker, and politician of Arab Druze origin. He was born in 1869 and died in 1946. He was nicknamed...
Ouarzazate: From Resistance Theater to World Cinema
Ouarzazate is not just a dot on the Moroccan tourism map, but a natural masterpiece that tells stories...
Moroccan Mosques: Identity, History, and Renewed Architecture
🕌 1. The mosque... is more than a place of worship in Morocco. The function of the mosque is not limited to performing prayers, but rather goes beyond that to constitute...
The Tale of Two Stars: The “Famous” Atlas Lion and the “Mysterious” Atlas Leopard
In the world of predators, where the spotlight is always on the stars, two "star" brothers from the same family, "Panthera," were competing for the title of...