-
It's March 13, 1910 in Morocco all schools are very private and are held as primary, secondary, and tertiary. If you are 7-13 school is mandatory.
-
Morocco’s religious beliefs are fully Islam/Sunni Muslim. We believe in the creed of belief (Shahada), daily prayers, giving to the poor, fasting during ramadan, and pilgrimage to Mecca.
-
In Morocco we lived in what was called “Siba” or a "raid". Which is traditional Moroccan and Andalusi interior garden or courtyard associated with house and palace architecture.
-
I as a woman work very independently, and I make all the money I work for. I do embroidery and crafts.
-
In Morocco we eat fruits, vegetables, and have formal meals with lots of spices.
-
The independence of Morocco changed we are no longer as independent as they we were. France officially established a protectorate over Morocco with the Treaty of Fez, ending what remained of the Moroccos de facto independence.
-
The French the established public schools that are taught in french, and that are public.
-
Some people started to believe in christianity. Although our main belief is still Islam and we still followed the five core beliefs.
-
We now lived in a more rich modern architectural land. Our raids are built a little different and more modern.
-
I am still working just working harder for less money, and it less independent. We all miss making the amount of money we used to make.
-
Now we have added on to the things we eat. Like now we eat from cafes, we have wine, ice cream, and patisseries.
You are not authorized to access this page.
