Morocco is a paradise for polyglots. Although Classical Arabic is the official language of Morocco, it is rarely spoken and has become almost exclusively a written language. Most Moroccans speak French ...more
The religion of Islam was founded by the Arab prophet Muhammed in AD 622. Informed of his prophetic calling by the angel Gabriel, Muhammed is believed by Muslims to be the last of a long chain of visionaries ...more
Moroccan chefs lavish aromatic and colorful spices on their dishes—ginger, cumin, saffron, honey, and sugar. Staples of Moroccan cuisine are couscous, tajine, and soups, with a blend of spices known ...more
Taboos. Avoid clothing that exposes too much flesh. Modest clothing for both men and women is recommended, particularly in more rural areas. Even properly dressed non-Muslims are barred from entering ...more
Art is a constant presence in Morocco. The traditional and contemporary art scene in Morocco has an undeniable vibrancy, whether through architecture, handicrafts, literature, dance, or song. Foreign ...more
Moroccans are passionate about soccer. Basketball is a distant runner-up but has widespread appeal. The country also has a history of Olympic medalist track stars, and annual marathons in the Atlas Mountains ...more
The following table lists national holidays. The dates of all Muslim holidays, which begin at sundown before the day listed, are based on the lunar calendar and are valid for 2009. Date ...more
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