History : When King Hassan II forbade Moroccans from celebrating Eid al-Adha

In 1963, 1981 and 1996, the late king Hassan II ordered Moroccans to call off Eid al-Adha. Not celebrating the annual feast was due to several reasons such as the economic crisis, drought and the state of the herd; however, these explanations convinced Moroccans only twice.

Eid Al Adha and coronavirus : Moroccan breeders caught between high expenses, drought and low demand

Farmers, for whom cattle breeding is a major source of income, have denounced the drop in the prices of cattle, sheep and goats for Eid Al Adha, due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic and the rainfall deficit.

Morocco : Man who plowed into a flock of sheep sentenced to one month, defendant to appeal

After a first postponed hearing, the judge of the Benslimane court of first instance sentenced, on Monday, Michel S., who appeared in a video deliberately crushing a flock of sheep to a one-month sentence.

The man who voluntarily crushed a flock of sheep in Morocco to be brought before the prosecutor

A French man crushes flock of sheep guarded by a child in Morocco

In a video that went viral, a young shepherd has had his flock of sheep crashed into before his eyes. The Royal Gendarmerie police force in Mansouria heard that a French man, who is settled down in the Kingdom, was behind this act Sunday morning.

A Melilla party urges the Spanish government to allow the import of Moroccan sheep

Eid al-Adha : The measures taken by the National Office of Food Safety

The National Office of Food Safety reacts to a meat discoloration case revealed by Yabiladi

Eid al-Adha : A family complains about discolored meat after buying a sheep with no ear tag

Melilla : Importing sheep and goats will be allowed under strict conditions