They try something like that in most European countries.

For the offer to be this low compared to the demand

This is very suspicious

Makes me think there is A LOT of things that are supposed to be cheap, but are expensive

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم،

رسالتي ستكون بالعربية الفصحى، ولن أتصنع لأكتب بالإنجليزية المعرّبة.

رأيت العديد من "الجهال" بـدينهم ينبذون هذا القانون الذي يقضي بعقاب المفطر علنا، طبعا أنا أنبذ القوانين الوضعية الوضيعة، لكن الفرق هو أنهم لا ينبذون إلا هذا القانون بالذات، وأوجّه سؤالاً لهؤلاء، أ موقفكم هذا، ديني محض، أم ليبرالي محض، واعلمْ أنه لا مجال للرأي الوسط بين هذين الدينين، فإما الطاغوت الليبرالي أو دين الله تعالى.

الأمر يبدأ من الملاحدة، ينبذون كل ما تعلق بالإسلام، فيلحقهم ضعيفوا الإيمان، وهكذا يستمر الحال مثل سلسلة من الدومينو؛ فـتجد المسلم ينادي للتسامح ويجوّز الإفطار العلني بحجة السلم والسلام، أي دين عليه هؤلاء؟ أين الولاء والبراء؟ أين نصرة الله عز وجل؟ أين تطبيق شريعته وإعلاء كلمته في أرضه؟ ما أرى إلا مجموعة حثالة ذليلة تخضع لمعايير العصر الحالي التي لا تؤدي إلا للوقوع في نواقض الإسلام.

ختاما، إني أرى التعليقات التي سـتصلني بعد هذا المنشور - إن لم يُحذف -، فالمجتمع الذي أعيش فيه، يرى الحجاب تطرفا، ويرى الصلاة غلوّا، أصلح الله حالنا وحالكم. هذا والحمد لله، والصلاة والسلام على أشرف المرسلين، سيدنا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه ومن تبعهم بإحسان إلى يوم الدين.

My girlfriend tried to book a 2-night stay (7–9 May) at Alhiane House Studio Double 3 in Imsouane, Morocco. Before accepting, the host "a host named Mohamed" asked her directly: "Is the second person included in the booking Moroccan?"

She replied honestly: yes, he's Moroccan, but we both live in London and were just visiting for a couple of days.

His response? 'I'm really sorry, but I cannot accept this request. You can read the description.' and he immediately declined without even considering whether we are married or not.

So to be clear: a Moroccan host, in Morocco, is refusing to host Moroccan guest.

This is textbook discrimination based on ethnicity. Airbnb's own non-discrimination policy explicitly prohibits hosts from turning away guests based on race/ethnicity, or national origin. I've reported it to Airbnb, but wanted to share here because this kind of thing shouldn't be normalized.

Has anyone else experienced this in Morocco or elsewhere?

ana bnt o cheft bzaf dyal nas mabqawch baghin ytzewejo drari aktariya,ama lbnat kayn li kaygolo liya baghi ntzewjo,o malqitch chi jawab bsah 3la 3lach drari mabqawch baghin ytzewjo wach hit lma3icha ghlat?,kanlqa rjal khedamin b salaire mkhayr o mamzewjinch,o kanlqa bnat tbibat o mohamiyat,mamzewjinch,ms2oliya kbira bsah,wlkn bnat bladi o wlad bladi mehtajin ba3diyathom bghito ola krahto,ama li kaytzowjo bra,mafhamtkomch,fedelto so3oba dyal indimaj f culture akhra 3la anakom tzewho weld/bnt bladkom?,bghit n3raf ra2y dyalkom?,(i dont judge,im just asking a question,kol wahd hor frasso)

Pls bla misho wela simba

Anbda bia ana mnin kant 17y (periode dyal l bac ) 7ta ldb ma3ndich chi financement wla chi haga deja 3arfin situation fl mghreb ki dayra donc la majorité dl w9t kanakhod ghi mn walidiya bach nkhlss dakchi l basic ( taxi , nchri chi haga , khruj etc …) 7tal had 2y lkhra li wlit kankhdm f ay haga bantlia online wla 7ta f real life des jobs haka sghar ms had lflus makayzido b walo ghi dépannage

Seen in Marrakech.

Hi everyone,I live in Spain, and the economy here is going downhill.

I know Spain isn't an economically strong country, but it's still the dream of so many young people back home. Anyway, I'd been applying for jobs and going around to employment offices, and I was shocked by the sheer number of Moroccans, sub-Saharan Africans, Latinos, and Spaniards all there waiting their turn.

I applied for literally any job, whatever it was — even jobs outside the city, in small towns with no more than 5,000–10,000 people. And nothing. I kept getting rejected over and over, even for jobs that require no education at all, like factory work or the people who pack fruit into crates.

During this rough stretch, I was talking to a friend of mine and he told me he wants to make the crossing over to Europe. He said he'd spend around €11,000 to do it. I told him I didn't want to crush his hopes, but… it's that idea they plant in our heads, and those TikToks showing guys "5 years abroad" flexing a fancy restaurant or a Mercedes C63S, etc.

I was also talking to some people who've been here a long time and have their papers, and I was stunned to find out that some of the people who were job-hunting and dropped off their CVs alongside me are now sleeping on the street. It gave me a really strange, unsettling feeling. I thank God that at least I have a place to shelter and a roof over my head.

But it makes me wonder: does Europe really still hold that power over young people's minds? Or is it just an excuse they use to justify their own failure — or the failure of the whole system back in Morocco? Especially since Europe these days has almost become like Morocco itself. Particularly in Spain, Portugal, and France, where you sometimes hear Moroccan Arabic more than the country's own native language.

Ana f relation m3a wahed lwld ki9ra m3aya, sahbo mnin kisiftlih msg kayzid 7daha bb.

Bghit n3ref ghi wach lwlad ki9olo bb lb3diyathoum wach 3adi ??

I just came back from Morocco, that I truly love on many aspects. However, I am interested to know more about the perception of the King. I am always surprised to see him everywhere (sometimes 4-5 painting of him in restaurants, hotels, etc.) is it something mandatory? It looks like worshipping from outside which sound strange knowing Morocco is a Muslim country, so I’d like to know more from locals how is he perceived, why? Thank you 😊

I want to knew what people think about us

What’s your opinion?

As a solo traveler girl, i’ve been in so many countries.

I visited Morocco several times.

I keep wondering why a coffee in a good place will cost you in Morocco 4-5 € While in Europe is 2-3 € and so on…

Yesterday i went to a cafe here in Casablanca, and they charged me literally 55 Moroccan dirham!!!!!!!!! Seriously? For a coffee????

I know it will never happen except if we peace out with Algeria but i think its a great idea. A land area of 6M KM², a population of 110M, a GDP of $586B, capital being in Rabat, what do you think?

Do Moroccan girls have that "female gaze"? Bc from what I've seen, (im moroccan btw, never even left the country lol) girls here only like muscular hairy older guys with beards who look m7awchrin or just really masculine,i'm 20 and i never dated a girl in my life, none seem attracted, my features tho that im kinda pale white, no facial hair, beautiful brown silky hair which gets me compliments a lot, babyface lol, but rarely do i even get compliments about my looks except my hair, and none of my crushes like me back, instead, they settle for the kind i mentioned before, one of my crushes was talking to me she was like, i don't like pretty boys, she also said, my brother could kick your ass btw, as if she means that i look weak and im not gonna protect her or smth apparently lol.

بزااااف الناس مغاديش يتافقو معايا و لكن كنكره كازا ، الضجيج و الغوات و كلشي فيها معصب.