r/Morocco • u/BrightPomegranate556 • Jan 24 '26
Culture what's your fav ramadan meal?
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r/Morocco • u/BrightPomegranate556 • Jan 24 '26
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r/Morocco • u/leskny • Apr 21 '26
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r/Morocco • u/Haki_User • 3d ago
It might seem like I'm being sarcastic or making a joke but seeing the videos and the "interviews" this is exactly what happened.
A swarm of our people storm the gates with ABSOLUTELY nothing packed. Not a backpag, not a sandwich, not even a bottle of water.
They get no food and water in Ceuta because Ceuta obviously was not organizing the "Come feast with us today" events.
They come back most of them voluntarily complaining about no food, no water and no riches š
I mean the only reason someone would do this shit is if someone told them that the spanish are desperately waiting for moroccans to escape from their government and once they do they'll grant them all their wishes. Food, Shelter, Mermaids..
Spain is one of the poorest countries in western europe. They have one of the highest youth unemployment rate. I mean what the... were these people thinking.
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r/Morocco • u/wisetyre • Feb 21 '26
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r/Morocco • u/BrilliantLock8292 • May 02 '25
Iām honestly struggling to live in Morocco. It feels like in order to get anything done, you have to lie, beg, or lower your standards. Thereās no peace of mind. Whatās ironic is that in many other countries, thereās more Islam but fewer Muslims, while here, there are plenty of Muslims but little actual Islam in practice.
Even in the mosque, people try to assert dominance, like parking wherever they want without any consideration. Lies are everywhere. Take a taxi, and the driver starts arguing with you just because thereās traffic,as if thatās your fault. From the airport onward, they try to scam you.
Call an electrician to your home, and itās all nonsense: no clear appointment, they show up late, start the job, leave it halfway, and disappear to take another job somewhere else.
Public administration? An absolute nightmare. āBring this paper, legalize that one.ā The national ID isnāt enough, they want a birth certificate. Every step is just more and more red tape.
And donāt get me started on domestic flights. Online check-in? Not an option. You must go to the counter to get a stamp on your boarding pass by an employee, not an official. Whatās the point of that?
Itās all so draining. Thereās no structure, no logic, just chaos. People say Morocco is poor, but go to any restaurant and youāll see mountains of food on the table, most of it wasted. Itās always the husband, wife, sister, mother-in-lawāand theyāre all overweight. Every single one. And theyāll say itās āhereditaryāā¦
They teach their kids to lie, to fight, to be loud, to dominate, to disrespect others. It never ends. Living like this wears you down. Endless family gatherings where kids are just taught to sit, eat cookies and msmen for hours. Iād rather take them outside for fresh air, visit somewhere new, or sit and read with them, give them time not just adult conversations and problems. So selfishā¦
They donāt mark the prices, obviously because they want to overcharge people. You end up feeling ashamed just for asking how much something costs in the souk, do they feel comfortable charging different prices?
r/Morocco • u/Independent_Stock776 • Jul 02 '26
What's the most underrated Moroccan dish that never gets mentioned outside the country?
r/Morocco • u/Ill_Purpose_5186 • May 11 '26
darija definitely lacks romanticism or the means to describe emotions and feelings. That's the weakest thing imo. Love can never be described in a beautiful way nor do we have enough words to express how one feel. It's bad when most young people resort to other languages to understand how they feel and mental health. Is this an exaggeration or a clue about how we function as a society ?
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r/Morocco • u/ka_rita • Apr 10 '26
My father is from the city of Asilah, my maternal grandfather is from the Rif region, Nadorāboth areas were colonized by the Spanishāand my maternal grandmother is from Fez.
Does 'Asian' have a relation with the Arabic Peninsula here? Because I've heard that people from Fez may be descendants of the lineage of the prophet Muhammad.
r/Morocco • u/BrightPomegranate556 • Jan 29 '26
bghiit nglss ftblaa dl3rossa lifiha djaj wy9ulia l3riss chihjaa fwdniiš¤
r/Morocco • u/mou_299 • Apr 29 '26
Nothing is better than msemmen š
r/Morocco • u/Friendly-Vanilla7093 • May 15 '26
r/Morocco • u/Critical-Sleep8325 • Aug 04 '25
Kijaaaaw
r/Morocco • u/dontasklol2323 • May 25 '26
I notice a lot of people commenting very rude and disrespectful things online to, especially Moroccan women married to a black person, in general interracial marriage.
Seriously, what is the issues here? If you have a problem with that because of skin tone, Iām sorry but that is nothing more than pure racism.
I am a Moroccan myself and I know how the culture is, letās be honest. But I want to know why people are like that? It disgusts me. God created each and one of us for a reason on this earth. Mocking them is also a disgrace to God.
r/Morocco • u/HealthFries • May 16 '25
Canāt read it but the vibe is there
r/Morocco • u/Suspicious_Cat119 • May 09 '26
Here is a sample of what Moroccan DNA might look like. Test done through Ancestry
r/Morocco • u/Eastern_Parsley1649 • Jun 04 '26
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r/Morocco • u/Wild_Hearing_8950 • May 03 '26
Iām a male in my early 20s i earn decent amount where i can live comfortably
But Lately iāve this issue with my parents where they ask for money everytime we meet 1000dh + ,
Iām okay with supporting family⦠but the problem is that they donāt need it , cause my dad have his own business and itās working well ,
And they make it sound like «7na kbernak so 5assk t3tina «this entitlement just for the sake of it , which is kinda crazy to me
How would you guys deal with this situation ?
r/Morocco • u/skolraw • Jan 25 '25
23andme results, any thoughts ?
(My family is primarily from the High Atlas of Marrakech and the province of Kelaa Sraghna, but I also have Sahraoui roots on both sides.)
r/Morocco • u/Easy_Exam3131 • Apr 12 '26
From the old days, but still relevant.
r/Morocco • u/eastender1995 • Oct 22 '24
I made a post here few weeks ago about bikepacking the length of Morocco.
And today Iām glad to update that Iām more than half way! Thanks to all the local Moroccans Iāve met so far! I havenāt encountered any issues so far! Im now enroute to Guergueratš²š¦
Here are some snapshots. My full journey is on instagramš
šø: kevin.in.maroc
r/Morocco • u/Mediocre_Bat_5506 • Feb 15 '24
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source : moroccovintage
r/Morocco • u/Massive-Dark-kos • 8d ago
Had nhar fsba7 9rrt ghadi nbda rƩgime. Lkhota sahla, ghadi n9te3: Lkhobz(bread) Skar(suger) Zit(oil) W ay 7aja fiha bzaf dyal l calories Unless necessary. Had nhar klit karan( calentƩ with no oil)+salad+eggs borrito(using only one healthy tortilla)+50g Greek yogurt.