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Friday, September 9, 2011

Moroccan Women on Their Way to Work as Maids in Saudi Arabia

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Here is a piece from Arab News about the establishment of new recruitment companies to facilitate the importation of Moroccan women to work...
Monday, September 5, 2011

Nothing Has Changed: Morocco & the "Arab Spring"

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Here is a piece from the Levantine Culture Center website about what, if anything, has changed in Morocco during the past few months of hoo...
Sunday, August 28, 2011

Moroccan Boy Wins Interntional Quran Recitation Competition

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Here is an piece from The Peninsula on the International Young Quran Reciter contest that was held in Qatar, and the first place winner ...
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Sunday, August 21, 2011

The Moroccan Debate Over Eating in Ramadan and Religious Freedom

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Here is an article from the Global Post about daytime eating during Ramadan and the controversy over religious freedom. Yet, to eat ...
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Friday, August 19, 2011

Latest Ramadan Lecture at the Royal Palace in Casablanca

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Here is a piece from the state-run Moroccan press (MAP) about the latest Ramadan lecture given before King M6 and broadcast on TV. It cov...
Wednesday, August 3, 2011

King M6 Distributes Ramadan Foodstuffs to the Poor in Temara / الملك يطلق عملية رمضان

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Here is a short piece from the Moroccan National Press on some Ramadan charity being carried out by King M6. Another Moroccan publication, ...
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Sunday, July 31, 2011

Ramadan in America with Moroccan Immigrant, Karim Moukrime

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Here is a piece from the Springfield News-Leader about Muslims in America fasting Ramadan. It highlights one specific Moroccan immigrant, S...
Thursday, July 21, 2011

Young Moroccans Unlikely to Stop Pushing for Democratic Change

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Here is an article from the New York Times on the Moroccan youth movements dissatisfaction with what some believe to have been a move towar...
Tuesday, July 19, 2011

Jewish Moroccans in the Netherlands: Balancing Between Cultures

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Here is an article from Radio Netherlands about Moroccan Jews who live in the Netherlands. They are all at once, Moroccan, Jewish, Dutch, a...
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