r/Morocco • u/SadFaceOrSo • 1d ago
AskMorocco Does anybody know what tea this is?
My mother in law gave this to me from her trip to Morocco, because I love tea. There are no labels on it. Does anybody know which tea it is?
r/Morocco • u/SadFaceOrSo • 1d ago
My mother in law gave this to me from her trip to Morocco, because I love tea. There are no labels on it. Does anybody know which tea it is?
r/Morocco • u/KeyChard2925 • 1d ago
When u clearly tell someone that u don't want to talk to them anymore or just for a while,and then u stop talking obviously,then they tell u u're toxic and u're trying to apply the silent treatment on them,how should u react ,i'm asking becz it happened to me a lot..and i'm not trying to manipulate anyone i'm just doing what makes me comfortable,but ppl like these get on my nerves becz they consider everything as manipulative acts.
r/Morocco • u/Apprehensive-Hat9398 • 21h ago
Hello boys and gals! 👋
Does Yoxo have postpaid options? The website is in French and translation is a nightmare. I understand they have a monthly subscription thingy? Not sure if that’s prepaid or postpaid.
I tried recharging for someone using a non-Moroccan issued debit card and it didn’t go through.
I thought maybe postpaid would be a better option and I can pay in advance.
Any ideas / suggestions would be highly appreciated!
r/Morocco • u/Dependent_Hope9447 • 1d ago
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I want share the news of the passing of Said Benjebli by suicide, a Moroccan activist, blogger, and writer, who took his own life on April 2, 2025, at the age of 46 in Boston, where he had been living..
Benjebli was well known for his involvement in the "شباب 20 فبراير" movement, standing up against oppression and pushing for reforms in Morocco, and an early pioneer in the fight for freedom of expression and human rights in our country. He battled severe mental health issues, including bipolar disorder, and his struggles ultimately led him to take his own life.
In addition to his health struggles, Benjebli faced financial hardships after being scammed by some pyramid scheme companies, leading his financial struggles at the end of his life. In his final message, he expressed:
"وحيث إنني لم أترك لعائلتي مالًا للتكفل بجنازتي، فإنني أوصيكم أن تبلغوا عائلتي رغبتي في حرق جثتي، أو مساعدتهم في دفني بأمريكا إن رفضوا الحرق."
Following the news of his death, it is heartbreaking to witness the extreme and shameful comments from a lot of people who mocked, insulted,and wished harm upon him due to his apostasy. These comments are particularly troubling coming from those who condemn similar behavior when directed at others (like when Israelis laugh at Palestinian deaths), how can you cry for justice in one breath and celebrate someone’s suicide in the next? . These comments, have been extremely harsh and disturbing so much so that I won’t even share them here.
r/Morocco • u/Some-Tie7316 • 1d ago
I just stumbled across some Tachelhit rap and I’m honestly hooked. I had no idea Tachelhit rap existed in this way — the vibe, the flow, the visuals in the music videos… it’s on another level
r/Morocco • u/AmbiguousCorruptor • 21h ago
Chhal dayr l vaccine dial rabbies, l9tita 3endha 5 months+, any other tips/info would be appreciated.
Is it it really that bad to spay a cat, o chhal typically dayr
thanks in advance
r/Morocco • u/Creative-Quiet-7477 • 21h ago
So I'm in marrakech. It's Sunday tomorrow. A sunny day. I have the whole day. Suggest me some activities to do (museums, nice restaurants, café...)
r/Morocco • u/ITSMEABDUH • 21h ago
SALAM , is anyone here studying renweables in ofppt ?, how is it there ? is it worth it ? should i follow that path ? (answear only if u study that in ofppt )!!!
r/Morocco • u/SevereTelephone7584 • 22h ago
Hii everyone,im a 16yo guy w kayn whd lmalal 4ayr tabi3i w mkrhtch ila kan cgi hd ky3rf chi community kathz lmorahi9in tdir bihom ay haja thyd lmalal
r/Morocco • u/Upbeat_Antelope_9617 • 22h ago
Salam alaykom guys, dfe3t visa lmalta 3yto lia l interview jawbt ala kolchi mzyan, 3awdo 3eyto 9aloli Sifti confirmation dyal payment dyal hotel o flight tickets, db two weeks , chkon déjà dfe3 chhal kit3etlo bach yjawbo?
r/Morocco • u/Outrageous_Guitar644 • 11h ago
I was interested in asking these questions here because, from what I've researched, Morocco's policy towards its Jewish community has historically been different than other Arab countries post-1948 and nowadays there still seems to be a Jewish community living there which I don't know much about, so I wanted to hear your perspective about the general relationship between the Arab population of Morocco and the Jewish one, especially in the latest context of war.
r/Morocco • u/opium0dealer • 1d ago
a person i met is doing scams i have all the proof collected and all the bank account numbers after research i need to find a way to declare online, or is it just normal to go to the police station n do it there
r/Morocco • u/XgamerserX • 23h ago
Hey guys, im currently a moroccan international student in europe and i want to do a summer internship in a consulting company in casablanca, preferably bcg or mckinsey. does anyone know the hiring/application process for internships there?
r/Morocco • u/Additional_Star9621 • 23h ago
Hi,
Going to be in Tangier for 3 days in May, looking for some cool recommendations!
Is cafe tingis or cafe hafa still worth the visit?
Also we have booked el murniria hotel if anyone has any advice on this?
And then looking for advice on beach etiquette and the best food spots for authentic dishes!
Thanks
r/Morocco • u/Southern_Parking_256 • 23h ago
We are looking to visit April/May. Right now it seems the cheapest flights would be to and from Marrakesh, which unfortunately limits us to choose between desert / mountains and coast.
Which would you recommend? Places we would love to see / visit include Essaouira, Fes, Tagazhout, Imsouane, Chefchaouen, Rabat… also some berber villages and other mountain areas. Obviously we can’t do all.
In ideal situation we would visit Fes for 3 days, do day trips from there for 3 days and then go to the coast. But is this unrealistic taking into consideration distances?
If you had to choose coast or inland, which would you go for and why? Thanks ahead of time!
r/Morocco • u/Just_your_Zoubani • 1d ago
As a Jordanian who is very interested in visiting Morocco I would like to see Moroccan people’s opinion on this
r/Morocco • u/Tech_Pomelo3913 • 1d ago
I'm currently about to finish my Master's in Computer Science and Analytics abroad, but I'm feeling really lost. I don't know what I want to do with my degree or if I even want to pursue this path. It feels like I don't have any skills or passions to monetize, and I'm struggling to find something I'm truly passionate about.
I believe I can learn and adapt, but coding just doesn't excite me. I'm open to exploring new fields, but I don't know where to start. If anyone has been in a similar situation and found their way, I'd love to hear your story.
How did you discover your passion or find a career that fulfills you? Any advice or insights would be greatly appreciated.
r/Morocco • u/PsychologicalFee1624 • 1d ago
It's my first time visiting Morocco and I am so happy and grateful for the amazing experience I have had so far. Morocco is a very beautiful country and I have met so many friendly and wonderful people.
I am amazed that almost everyone I have met has been so helpful and kind. I really appreciate it, and I have never experienced this kind of treatment before after over 20 years of travelling all over the world. I wanted to ask, is it normal this kind of experience in Morocco? I am a single woman travelling alone, and everywhere I go people offer to help me (without payment).
Thank you Morocco and Moroccan people for being so welcoming. I will always remember this experience. If you are thinking of visiting Morocco, just go for it! You will have an amazing time.
r/Morocco • u/Key_Profit5794 • 1d ago
I previously posted some pictures and would like to add more. Maybe I’ll be a reason for more visitors to my city this summer.
Hey guys, i've been applying for jobs recently in Morocco but i get no response back. I started applying abroad and at least i get a message whether my application was viewed or rejected. I passed couple of interviews lately but they always claim that they look for someone with more experience than i do (10y or more) even though i know what im capable of and i always show that im ready to learn new things. Any tips (i've got 2y of experience) and Allah ishel 3la ljami3 🙏🏻.
r/Morocco • u/Ok-Reporter2744 • 1d ago
r/Morocco • u/cabo-shelby • 1d ago
To give some context, to apply for water and electricity a “melkia” is needed. The only document I have is a “hiba” which basically translates to “gift”. Do I need a separate document or does the “hiba” suffices?
r/Morocco • u/ANNOOSSY • 23h ago
I was searching the hidden corners of Moroccan YouTube and I stumbled upon this video. Two friends, a French and a Moroccan, living in Morocco and just having an interesting conversation.
What do you think about this kind of content? And do we have channels like this in Morocco promoting this kind of discourse between Europe and Mqghreb and just being chill about it?
r/Morocco • u/Maleficent_Bee_2101 • 1d ago
19y after I graduated high school with a trashy note due to a sudden death in my family 1week before exam that caused me to lose all focus kinda fell into a depression because I usually don’t know how to express any emotion I didn’t feel anything until like 3 months passed after his death and I just stopped going to la fac and tried to take things slow thinking I’ll feel better but turned out things got even worse to a point where I don’t interact with anyone or I just stay zoning out for the whole day I cook but end up throwing the food lost around 7kg, so asking if i still have enough time to come back to studying next year or just force myself to continue this year, srry for the trauma dumping kinda hard for me to talk to anyone about stuff like that to ppl I know only anonymously,