Long before the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Moroccan Sultan Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdallah laid the first building block on the path of human rights and abolition o…
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Alice Morrison’s “My 1001 Nights: Tales and Adventures from Morocco” is a book as colorful, intricate, and meticulous as the zellige (tile work) and mosaics of Morocco’s old r…
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Despite major tensions since March 2021, fraught diplomatic relations between Morocco and Germany appear to be easing following Germany’s Foreign Ministry’s pronouncement of M…
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Lady Aisha bint Abu Bakr was Prophet Muhammed’s third wife. For Sunni Muslims, she bears the title of “Mother of the Faithful.” After his death, she played a prodigious leader…
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Though highly controversial figures, authors Mohamed Choukri and Mohamed Zafzaf’s writings represented a cultural shift in Morocco’s literary scene from the 1970s onwards.
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With a newly appointed government, the debate on the usefulness of French in Moroccan education and administration has resurfaced within civil society, especially after the di…
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