Has social media changed the way Moroccans observe Ramadan traditions ?

Ramadan in the age of social media is vastly different. These platforms, which are now accessible and easy to use, have transformed many of the customs and traditions that were once prevalent among Moroccans during this blessed month. What do experts think about this shift ?

Union criticizes subpar Ramadan meals for Beni Mellal hospital staff

A tourist’s guide to experiencing Morocco during Ramadan

Morocco during Ramadan offers a unique cultural experience, with quiet mornings, lively nights, and special culinary traditions. Tourists can explore with fewer crowds, enjoy Iftar delicacies, and embrace the festive atmosphere while being mindful of local customs.

Gabon maintains strong ties with Morocco post-Bongo era

2M leads Moroccan viewership on Ramadan's first day with 36% audience share

European football leagues adapt to Ramadan : Breaks for fasting players gain momentum

Across Europe, an increasing number of football leagues are implementing or renewing specific measures to allow their Muslim players to break their fast during evening matches. Beyond the continent, other organizations are following the lead of certain federations by establishing this break. However, in France, the issue is still not on the agenda.

Ramadan : What invalidates the fast? Between tradition and modern challenges

Between established rules and new questions, certain actions can invalidate the Ramadan fast. Food, medication, involuntary actions… What do classical texts and contemporary opinions say?

Ramadan abroad : Moroccans fasting away from home speak about their daily routine

Every year Moroccans celebrate the first day of Ramadan. The pastry, the traditional dishes and the spiritual vibes all ready for 30 days. But how about those who are forced to leave the country for studies, work or family purposes ? How do Moroccans living abroad get by during this holy month ? Yabiladi spoke to Moroccans residing in the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Germany, Italy and France to give an idea about Ramadan abroad.

Ramadan in Morocco to begin on Sunday, March 2

Ramadan dates confirmed for Saudi Arabia, France, Spain and North America

Ramadan begins this weekend for many Muslims around the world. Several countries have already announced the dates for the blessed month, including those in the Arab region, North America, Europe, and Oceania. Further announcements will follow, based on scientific calculations or observations of the lunar crescent.