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r/Morocco • u/AutoModerator • 7d ago
Open Forum Weekly Megathread : Thread for making friends and meeting new people
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r/Morocco • u/Snoo46805 • 7h ago
Travel Im going to run 160km this Saturday From Kenitra to Casa (you can participate)
Salam, some of y'all might remember me when i posted last years 60km run from Oujda to Sadia, this year im back with another crazy ultra run that i will do this saturday, beginning from Kenitra 2am and finishing at Hassan 2 mosque Casa in under 17hours inshaeallah (it's actually the hardest detail of the race ).
I'm sharing this before i do the run because this time y'all can run 10km (max) with me when i will pass by Rabat, Mohammedia and the final 10km at Casa so if someone would want to participate check my ig: younesgains for more details.
Discussion One of the few crushes I've ever had
I was bored and randomly remembered this, so I figured I'd share it.
I've only had two actual, real crushes in my life. This was one of them.
He was genuinely one of the cutest guys I'd ever seen. Fair skin(not that I care about colour I'm just describing), black hair, really pretty eyes, smart, nice, and in good shape without looking like he lived at the gym. I had the biggest crush on him, but I never thought I had a chance, so I just kept it to myself.
Then one day my friend showed me something from his account. He'd asked for advice on how to confess to a girl, and people started asking who she was. He replied with my name. My name is pretty uncommon, and I was the only girl with that name at school, so there wasn't really any doubt. I didn't even believe my friend at first until I saw it was actually his account. I was so freaking happy.
Sadly, he transferred to another school during the second semester, and that was pretty much the end of it.
Since then, I've barely had any real crushes. These days I kind of stop myself before I get attached. Part of it is low self-esteem. I don't really see myself as someone a guy would like, so crushing on people just feels pointless. It's a little sad to think about sometimes, but I guess that's where I'm at now.
r/Morocco • u/mina_usir • 5h ago
AskMorocco Interview tips..
Salaaam I applied to a paid internship w 3yto eliya l interview ghda ( kolshi in English) I know there’s some professionals hnaya so any advice please? ITS MY FIRST EVER INTERVIEW AND INTERNSHIP
thank you in advance!
r/Morocco • u/Logicandtea • 1h ago
AskMorocco Moroccans in uae, where can I get something like this here?
I’m not Moroccan so I’ve no clue where to get such dresses here in uae, if you live here and know where to get authentic Moroccan dresses let me know, also if there’s any seller that sells such dresses and can ship them here , will be appreciated 🤍
r/Morocco • u/ApeXo97 • 6h ago
AskMorocco Marriage European/Moroccan
Me and my Moroccan girfriend are together for 3 years ive been in Morocco 10+ times Caza-Rabat-Caza,we are yalking now about marriage ,i heard a lot of things what she said to me about it and i have a question.Is it possible to do this whitout conversion ?.I was never into religion but she says people will make fun of her here ?in my country if you convert to other religion in other country is not valid so if i do this i have no problem.If it is possible to avoid this i would like to hear .
Thank you
r/Morocco • u/Senior_Mix1614 • 58m ago
Discussion Do you trust any people outside your immediate family?
From a young age we're taught that there's no such thing such as true friends and that one must only trust their immediate family with one's deepest struggles and secrets, even extended family aren't always considered reliable. Do you have support systems that arent related to you?
r/Morocco • u/nyx2hymera • 1h ago
Education Doctors, ki ndir f la these
Hello everyone, I’ve been postponing this for so long , 3ad bdit le travail sur ma these today, and Im completely lost , even la partie théorique w7elt fiha , I don’t know where to start, Im stressed and overwhelmed.
Any tips or advice would be appreciated
r/Morocco • u/Lopiente • 2h ago
Travel Help with schengen tourist visa please
My cousin, who I'm close to, is getting married in France on the 11 of September. I've been very busy and I didn't have the time to apply for a visa until now. But I discovered that it's almost impossible to get it between now and then.
Is there anything I can do? I don't mind going through a different European country or paying a large amount to get there. For the record I've never been to Europe.
Thank you!
r/Morocco • u/According_Thanks_846 • 10h ago
Science & Tech A reminder on the partial solar eclipse that will happen on 12 August
Now that there's less than a month remaining, I will start looking for some solar eclipse glasses, and I need a Lil bit of help, where can I find these glasses? Can I find them at an optician or a specialized store? Or is there no other way but to order them online? I've also noticed that most people don't these type of events
r/Morocco • u/Easy-Advertising-152 • 21h ago
Discussion Update on that Tachelhit manuscript I posted a while back - it got picked up by Newsweek
So a while ago I shared photos of an old manuscript I found in my family's stuff. You guys helped me figure out it's Tachelhit written in the old Soussi Maghrebi script, a religious poem, with the Shahada in red.
After I posted it here and in a couple other subs, a journalist from Newsweek got in touch and ended up writing about it. Newsweek Bit surreal ngl.
Anyway, wanted to share the follow-up since this sub is basically where it started. I'm also trying to figure out the right long-term home for it now, somewhere it'll actually be looked after. If you know about that kind of thing, or you can read the Soussi script, drop me a message.
r/Morocco • u/Lorem_Muspi • 4h ago
Humor When we die, we are shown general stats of things we did while alive. What are some Moroccan only stats that will show up for you?
I'll start:
Atay Berrads made: 12,460
r/Morocco • u/majikayoSan • 9h ago
Discussion My experience with INWI
I've never felt so helpless, I thought I've seen it all, but boy, I was wrong, there are levels to this, and I think INWI has opened my eyes to how incompetent a company can be in this country.
I've made a request to get Fiber optics a month ago, still didn’t get it to this day loooooool.
Long story short, since my goal is not to bore you with my story, I made a request online, waited for a whole week, the technicians didn’t show up, everytime customer support brush me off with "they will be there in 72 hours", nobody actually took any proctive actions to sort my situation out, I had to go to an agency, the agent helped me send a new request, which tbf, made things go a lot smoother, the technicians showed up the next day, and everything was set, the internet service that was supposed to be activated within 12 hours took 2 days, went on a week’s vacation after that, came back, no service, now it’s been a week and they still can’t resolve the issue.
Now imagine, while Inwi is absolutely skrewing me over, their customer, they are actually being rewarded, because I have no option but to use their mobile data, since they are the cheapest in the market (Win), and I use huge amouts of data so quantity is more important than quality for me.
Are we really this miserable, to find ourselves under the mercy of a couple of private companies that control such a vital sector ? And are there any actionable options for me to make them compensate me for the trouble ? Or to report them to any authorities that control the quality of service ?
r/Morocco • u/nayon-pop • 2h ago
AskMorocco From Tourist to Study Visa
Hello everyone,
As the title says, I am looking for people who were able to change thier status from Tourist visa to Study in Spain,
I would really appreciate it if you DM me
Thanks in advance ❤️
r/Morocco • u/AdventurousRush5806 • 10h ago
Darija Request I’m half Moroccan and would like to learn darija and become fluent. Any tutors?
I know some Moroccan, but my accent is so bad, I’m not a confident speaker but I can completely understand the language
r/Morocco • u/Ok-Can-2170 • 5h ago
AskMorocco best way to travel from casablanca to Essaouira!!!
hello booked a holiday I ll go to casablanca then essaouira, didn't realize that the bus takes 7 hours,
is there other options to ge to essaouira!??
r/Morocco • u/CS_AYMAN • 5h ago
Education looking for people to study w in al hoceima
just today I found out I got accepted in ISPITS al hoceima (tanger/ annexe al hoceima) I know it's pretty darn early and I could pretty much not get accepted after passing l concours but this is still a pretty concerning matter for me because to put it simply I can NOT live by myself so im looking if some are also going to study in al hoceima and up to rent together or something
r/Morocco • u/Alone-Papaya8587 • 3h ago
AskMorocco Moroccan marriage expenses
Hi, I hope you don’t mind me asking for your opinion. I’m not Moroccan, and I’m trying to understand if my expectations are reasonable or if I’m misunderstanding Moroccan traditions. I’m planning to pay for everything myself. My proposed budget is €13k for the dihaz (gold), €6k for the engagement, and €7k for the wedding and gifts (total €26k).
I’m also trying to keep some emergency savings. Do you think my proposal is reasonable? Is this typical in Morocco, or does it depend on the family and region? I’d really appreciate your honest opinion. Thank you.
Society Bro will all that previous money go?
EIB lends $578 million to Morocco for rebuild from 2023 quake - https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/eib-lends-578-million-morocco-rebuild-2023-quake-2026-06-05/
r/Morocco • u/LogicalWrap3405 • 6h ago
AskMorocco Moroccans who’ve studied abroad , what would make a study abroad agency “perfect” for you?
I’m working on a study abroad agency for Moroccan students and want to build it around what people actually need not just guess.
If you’re planning to study abroad (or have looked into it), I’d love your honest take:
**•** What’s stopping you or slowing you down right now money, paperwork, choosing a country/school, visa stuff?
**•** What would make you trust an agency enough to pay them?
**•** What info do you wish was easier to find (costs, scholarships, visa requirements, which countries accept Moroccan students easily)?
**•** What’s the one thing that would make this whole process way less stressful?
r/Morocco • u/higma55 • 5h ago
AskMorocco Khot nsawalkom li twadar lih permis dyalo ana 3arf ga3 lwata2i9 wlkin dok 2 sowar fond bleue homa li gharemplaciw liya tswira d permis ola chnawa ?
r/Morocco • u/Ornery-Food3547 • 6h ago
Discussion Metal Detecting Casablanca
Looking to make friends to go out with metal detecting. Beaches, forests, etc...
Culture Is Hima short for Halima, or totally different name?
Is Hima used as a short form for Halima, or is it a totally different name?
r/Morocco • u/ElReyDePays • 6h ago
AskMorocco Question for my local Moroccans that live Maghrib themselves
Which Moroccans from abroad do you dislike the most and why? Ofc this is a pretty controversial question but please be respectful
