Ahmed al-Mansour, the Saadian Sultan of Morocco from 1578 to 1603, was deeply committed to intellectual pursuits, hosting scholarly gatherings and religious celebrations in his palace. During Ramadan, he initiated special lectures that involved reciting and studying Sahih al-Bukhari, in what we can call a 16th-century form of today's Dorouss Hassania.
2025 is here and many are curious about the year's holidays calendar and how to make the most out of it. The good news? Most public (bank) holidays don’t fall on weekends, offering more opportunities to unwind and celebrate. Yabiladi provides a detailed guide to the public and religious holidays of 2025, helping you plan your breaks and vacations effectively.
In Morocco, New Year’s Eve celebrations are marked by family traditions, including enjoying a special cake, watching TV programs, and sending New Year wishes through postcards or calls.