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26 Jul 2012
3 min read
Mohammedia to the rhythm of Ramadan
- Habits have changed, but the inhabitants still hold on to customs.
- Religious and social activities enliven the city.
- Religious and social activities enliven the city.
The month of Ramadan gives the city of Mohammedia a particular resonance and appeal. The inhabitants, happy to welcome this month of piety, live at a new daily pace. "Habits change in this city where the modern coexists with the traditional," affirms a resident of Mohammedia. The fact that this small city is home to a population from various regions of the Kingdom gives it a particular aspect in connection with customs. In the evening, during the breaking of the fast, all members of the family sit around a table, creating a real atmosphere of relaxation and gaiety. This is one of the warmest moments where families meet around Moroccan dishes and gastronomic specialities. "Dates, honey, coffee, tea, fish, eggs, soup (harira), cakes, and Moroccan specialities (chbakia, mlaouis, sellou...) are always present on our table in addition to a fish or meat dish," a mother confides to us. Accordi…
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