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Moroccan Ramadan
Ramadan is the most important holiday in Islam. It’s probably most like the Christian Lent, but the two don’t really compare. Ramadan symbolizes when the Qur’an was revealed to Mohammad. It occurs every year in the 9th month of the … Continue reading
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Tagged break the fast, Eid, harira, hunger and thirst, islam, lunar months, Moroccan holiday, Morocco, mosque, prayer, Ramadan, religion, self discipline
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Couscous Friday
Friday in Morocco means one thing: couscous. The national dish, couscous, is made in households across Morocco every week and is greatly anticipated. Fridays are traditionally considered a holy day in Morocco and many businesses are closed for the day … Continue reading
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Tagged cous cous, couscous, couscous pot, couscousery, cutting food, Moroccan dish, Moroccan food, Morocco, national dish, semolina, sense of urgency, serving dish, tajine, tiny granules, vegetables
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