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Moroccan potato pride !
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Very very rainy day
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Please Help Bghit nchri gaming laptop ?
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Oncf is a joke, jam3in 3 trains f train wa7ed...
Currently in a TL train, wa jam3in 3 d les train a 3ibad llah f train wa7ed! Ana wa9f 3ir f lcouloir o las9 m3a bnadem, o nas ldakhel galsin 7ta homa m9t3in ma3ndk matgol lihom, hadchi rah ma3adich at all, walakin 3adi f Morocco ofc
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Chemchou/Sebno hwayjkoum before wearing them please! 🫶
Lberd w chta bdaw and I know kamlin jbedna hwayj lberd mn placard but please.. Us people with allergies and asthma are struggling over here 🥲!
Afakoum sebnohom wla chemchouhoum or anything, ra 7na kan3aniw.. And don't add perfumes w houma aslan cheb3anin ghmoula.. 3inia w 7el9i can't take it anymore 🥲
Please, I'm begging you 😪
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Stolen IPhone in Derb ghallef
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Girls I need some help
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This country is amazing
I’m a 26 year old man and Morocco has genuinely changed the way I think about kindness, hospitality and how we treat people.
I’ve been spending time in Morocco and, honestly, I’m a little lost for words at just how genuinely kind and hospitable people can be.
I’m Scottish, and I never considered Scotland an unfriendly place. We have lovely people, strong communities and our own traditions of looking after one another. But the cultural contrast I’ve experienced here has genuinely surprised me.
It’s the little things that have really struck me.
People insisting you eat with them, not because they’re being polite, but because they genuinely seem to feel uncomfortable if you’re sitting there without food. People making sure you’re comfortable, checking whether you’re warm enough, making sure you get home safely, walking you somewhere rather than simply giving you directions.
Even little things like the cheek kisses when greeting people, the warmth of asking about your family, the spontaneous invitations to sit down for tea, and the way people seem to naturally include you in their lives.
I’ve even noticed little protective gestures,Nothing dramatic, nothing for show. Just little acts of consideration that seem to come naturally.
What has surprised me most is that it doesn’t always feel transactional. People aren’t necessarily doing these things because they expect something in return. It’s just how they show care.
I’m genuinely struggling to understand how people can be so consistently generous with their time, food, hospitality and affection, particularly towards someone who isn’t even from their country.
It’s made me reflect quite a lot on the way we interact with people back home.
When I return to Scotland, I genuinely want to take some of these traditions with me. I want to be more generous with invitations, more insistent that people sit down and eat, more openly affectionate with friends, more interested in people’s families, and generally more proactive about making people feel welcome.
I don’t think one culture is necessarily better than another, and I’m sure there are plenty of wonderful examples of all of this in Scotland too. But Morocco has reminded me that kindness doesn’t always have to be subtle or understated. Sometimes it’s about actively making someone feel looked after.
I think that’s something we could all learn from.
To the Moroccan people who’ve made me feel so welcome: شكراً بزاف ❤️
You’ve genuinely left a lasting impression on me.
Today is my last day in the country but I hope to return next month, I just hope this post can give some Moroccans a little bit of pride in their country and traditions.
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Kn qallab eala chi wahd ki sawb instruments (piano)
Eandi wahd piano kan khadam o khsar lia hit bel ghalat derti lih wahd power supply dial 12v o howa ki qbal ghi 9V. Ila kt 3arfo chi wahd f casa wla mohammedia o chokran
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was this racism ?
Okay for context I’m a moroccan female student in France and this is my very first year and first time in Europe. I unfortunately suffer from epilepsy and have been for the last 8 years of my life and my seizures are regular. Anyway today I was in Paris heading to la gare and i had a seizure en plein public so people called an imbulance and they took me to some hospital (?) and let me tell you people who worked there had no business being so mean imagine mn ghit 7chyan lhdra they left me there for like an hour ta chi hd madaha fia a w ana kanmout safi ftali hzit saki 9lt l wahd tbib khas nmchi endi train 9ali siri bhalk w howa kaytkhzez.
Blad l7o9o9 ya 7sra…
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أكثر حاجة كتقلقني كأب/أم هي ملي كنشوف ولدي ما كياكلش مزيان
كاين واحد الإحساس اللي غادي يفهموه غير الآباء…
كتوجد لولدك الماكلة، وكتحاول تنوع ليه، وكتقنعو ياكل شوية ديال الخضرة والفواكه… ولكن مرات كيرفض كلشي، وكيبقى غير باغي نفس الماكلة كل نهار
وكتلقى راسك كتسول: واش كياخذ العناصر الغذائية اللي محتاجها باش ينمو بشكل صحي؟
ماشي ساهل تكون أب أو أم، حيث حتى الحوايج الصغيرة اللي كتعلق بصحة ولادنا كتخلينا نفكرو بزاف.
لهذا بديت كنقلب على معلومات أكثر على الفيتامينات والمكملات الغذائية المخصصة للأطفال، ومن بين المنتجات اللي لفتات انتباهي وهو مكمل غذائي فيه مجموعة من الفيتامينات والمغذيات النباتية.
طبعاً، المكملات ماشي بديل على الماكلة المتوازنة، وماشي كل طفل محتاج ليها. الأفضل نسولو طبيب الأطفال قبل الاستعمال.
بغيت نسول الآباء والأمهات هنا:
واش حتى نتوما كتواجهو مشكل مع ولادكم فالأكل؟ وشنو أكثر حاجة كتقلقكم فهاد الموضوع؟ ❤️
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Is Anybody else also witnessing this and feels the same way ?!?
The amount of AI slop our parents are being fed through especially facebook & instagram with those made up characters having silly conversations in darija, is lowkey concerning!!
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Wach Maroc Telecom wlaw mhlyin fina ?
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Kitten for adoption
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Anyone collect sea glass in Casablanca?
Visiting for a few days and wondering if anyone knows of a beach that’s good for sea glass! Feel free to message me if it’s a secret spot. Thanks!
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Some pictures from the old Medina of Fez
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Chi ostad mzyan dyal lmath 3la l 6eme
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Can we see how different our lives are with your last painful or wonderful news?
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holly picnic with friends
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As a salary man of 7000dh/month, what's the best region or place to live in
Matkonch that expensive to rent. And has clean neighborhoods with clean people
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Cooking class - Rabat
Looking to see if anyone has any cooking class recommendations in Rabat? Heading there this week. Thx!
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packing for mountains and deserts without losing your mind
layers are basically your best friend when you are hitting totally different landscapes! grab some warm thermals for cold nights up high, breezy fabrics for hot desert days, and honestly just pack a solid windbreaker. oh and make sure your hiking boots actually support your ankles before tackling those rocky trails
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Climbing/Mountaineering training?
I’m currently based in Uk but looking do some rope climbing or mountaineering related trainings. Preference would be Marrakesh but open to other cities as well. Are there any good training programs I should look into? Preferably in English
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People with disabilities
L khot ana khti mn had nas dawi htiyajat khasa, vraiment hta krousa maknl9whfavb f had le Maroc ,db krostha thrsat w hna wahlin.wach maroc m9tou3a mon rhma hta lbhad daraja !!! Hadchi bla le faite dyal hta Haja maktstafdha n dwla , a chno hadchi z3ma !!!!!
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Some Shots i took today in Casablanca
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americans who moved to morocco, what surprised you the most?
in a good way or a bad way. im curious. i was born in america but i grew up most of my life in morocco so i hear a lot about moroccans moving to america but im curious about the other way around. i wanna hear ur good or bad stories and thoughts
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Random shots in Rabat
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Handwritten Dalā’il al-Khayrāt from my collection, dated 1317 AH (1900)
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Have anyone booked a BLS appointment today?
I am making a tool for reserving appointments for BLS, and I want to know if anyone was able to book a slot through an agency, a bot, or anything today?
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Idk id someone else feels this way
lately I’m really frustrated with myself. I try to study and prepare for exams but I still make mistakes in things I thought I already know ,today I woke up at 4 am to study physics and I was trying really hard, but later in class when we did exercises I couldn’t solve almost anything It made me feel like all the work I did was for nothing sometimes I feel like I can’t study properly and maybe I’m just not smart enough,i know mistakes are normal but it’s really hard when you try your best and still feel like you’re not improving, what should i do
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