Young Moroccans revitalize traditional Bujloud masquerade

The Bujloud masquerade, where participants dress in animal skins and playfully roam the streets, is captivating young Moroccans. Three Moroccans share with Yabiladi their love for the tradition and detail the time and effort put into it.

Skins across the Kingdom, how Moroccans dressed as Bujloud in the past

Bujloud, a longstanding Moroccan tradition, involves dressing in animal skins and parading during celebrations between Eid al-Adha and the Islamic New Year. In the past, the practice varied regionally, with a more daring and fearless nature.

Bujloud, an ancient tradition or a modern controversy ?

In Morocco, the tradition of masquerades like Bujloud has deep roots in history. Practiced for centuries, even in royal courts, wearing goat skins and parading after Eid al-Adha has sparked controversy.

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Tbourida, a surviving ancient sport in Morocco

Thousands of traditional horse riders gather every year in Mansouria to bring new blood into a Moroccan horsemanship known locally as Tbourida. The practice has attracted foreigners and international media which were curious to know more about the medieval hobby.