WHY .. Real Moroccan Vibes ?

One of the American films I saw years ago and recently watched was the film "shawshank redemption'' by Frank Drawnt", a 1994 film. Is a dramatic feature film based on a short novel by the same name as Ritha Hierworth and Stephen King, which cost $ 25 million. It tells the story of a young banker accused of killing his wife and lover, and despite the length of the film, the time is 142 minutes but you do not feel bored. The film, some local movies make you bored of the first minutes, Andy, whose role is played by Tim Robbins , was charged with double murder,Andy found himself trapped in the Shaochank prison in Maine and faced with his fellow inmates the harshness of the prison and the arrogance of  his manager, who is relentless in using violence through the brutal prison guard Brian Hadley, against the perverts, incompetents and even the weak. Andy Redding (Red), whose role is played by Morgan Freeman , a former geologist convicted of imprisonment, is ...

Have you ever spent Ramadan in an Arab country or in Morocco? What is your feeling and what are your impressions I spent Ramadan 2014 outside Morocco and I saw different rituals in the Arabian Gulf, especially since there are residents from different countries, mostly from India, Nepal, the Philippines and other East Asian countries. In these countries there are tents called the Tent of the Fasting, or the fasting of the fasting, which brings together the different people who live, especially the singles. The basic rice meal is served in these tents and is a famous meal in various Gulf countries, in addition to fruit and milk. As in all of Ramadan, this year, the rites of this holy month for Muslims all over the world. Many memories remained stuck in my memory about Ramadan but let me tell you about the rites of the month in Morocco. In Morocco, there are many rituals associated with the month of Ramadan, most notably people asking for markets, before sunset. ...

There are indelible memories of the childish memory of people I have remembered some of them today. I still remember when I was a kid how we rejoice the market day, when Dad brings us sweets and games. My Moroccan childhood, which I lived in in the 1980s and early 1990s, brings me back to 30 years ago, where we were watching black and white television. We saw Moroccan champion Said Aouita winning the Olympic summer  Games in Los Angeles and we followed the Moroccan team and he did good game in the World Cup in Mexico in 1986. I remember some of the things that did not exist today, such as the red matchbox, adorned with a yellow lion. I also remember the image of television and its beginning and some soft drinks and the book of Arabic and other things . We used to play football in the dirt and sometimes under  rain. In the village we did not have green playgrounds and we did not have clubs as in the cities. We used to go to bring water from a dista...

The Wydad Athletic Team is ready to face South Africa's Mamelodi Sundowns on Friday night at Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat in the African Champions League semi-final. Wadad held his last marathon on Thursday, preferring to prepare at his home in Benghloun, Casablanca, to prepare for Rabat. Amine Tegazoui and Mohamed Onagem, who were injured in the match against Hassania Agadir, are expected to miss the tournament last week. The composition of Tunisian director Fawzi Benzarti expected as follows: Ahmed Reza Tknauti Abdul Latif Nasir, Ashraf Dari, Ibrahim Kumara and Mohammed Al-Nuhairi Ibrahim Al-Nokh, Yahya Jubran and Walid Al-Karti Ismail Haddad, Michel Babatondi and Zuhair El-Matarji

The school where I had the accident in The month of March, and especially 26 of it, was associated with bad memories to me . This month, 25 years ago, I was a student . My left hand was broken in a dramatic and painful way. I was playing with some of my friends near the fence of our school in the village. I fell from above and my hand was broken. I was carried on a motorcycle to the small town. I waited for more than an hour. They took me in an ambulance to Safi, a beautiful and ancient city. I spent two weeks in Safi Hospital, where I met new patients and made friends, and I was stuck in remembering the painful pictures. On 26 March 2004, I was in the city of Marrakech studying at the university when I received a call from my older brother telling me that my mother had died. I was shocked and left and I was crying and I could not imagine that i will not see my mother again. Since then I have not felt comfortable during March and especially the last ten days of i...

                    MY village where i lived  my childhood  I remember that when I was a little boy I had dreams that looked great, like becoming a pilot, being a teacher, or a policeman. But as I get older, dreams change and some seem naive to me, so I laugh a lot when I remember. At some stage in my life I wanted to become a journalist but later found out that the press is a tired profession in many Arab countries, including Morocco. The press may cause you to be imprisoned and become like a vicious circle. In my press coverage over the years, I have been subjected to a lot of harassment, especially when it comes to field coverage such as February 20, for example, where some demonstrations in the city of Casablanca have been marked by violent security intervention. Or when I was covering the demonstrations of the unemployed of the certificate holders in the capital. I had already been beaten by a security man ...

Raindrop on the tram station Today it is unusual in this chapter, of the year, a rainy day in the morning white but the atmosphere returned to improve in the evening and after noon, it was cold this year in Casablanca not like previous years, I woke up late in the morning and took the kids  to school. The children's riot was present, they did not carry the rainwater properly, and they insisted that I buy something on the way. They love biscuits a lot, but I bought them some bread and some cheese and gave it to the schoolmaster. At the station, I found rain drops at the entrance to the station. I painted a beautiful painting and took a photograph with my phone. I got to work a little late and headed for Hassan where I bought tea and some eggs and cheese for breakfast. Today the food was special. A beautiful spring day like a winter in Casablanca.

                             The moroccan national team in 2018 I was seven years old when I was following the Moroccan team at the World Cup in Mexico City more than 30 years ago. The number of television screens in the village was small, and the device was running on battery. One of the games happened when the village youths met in one house to watch a game. I went to the place and found them had closed the door and I kvnoked and witing for minutes before the owner son  came out to invite me to enter was a Moroccan match against Cameroon in the African Cup, for the year 88 in Casablanca, as I remember. The moroccan national team of 1986 The important thing I felt wonderful months and I J The room, which included dozens of young people watching the game. After becoming a good football player, in 2004 I was frustrated by Morocco's match against Tunisia in the African Cup o...

Happy new year to all As for all the past years, my wishes for the new year are no different. All the same, nothing has changed.  My main wish is that weapons disappear, criminals disappear  . Unfortunately, the world continues to sell arms. Since I was a child, my basic dream was to see the world at least one day without news of war or death. Unfortunately, the dream did not materialize, wars continued, and although I became a journalist, I found the problem to be more than a dream. Many events happened in the course of the world in 2018, the Yemeni war continues, and the conflict in Syria continues. Thousands died. Terrorism continues the last painful crime in the Atlas Mountains in our peacefull country  a few days ago. There are many quarrels in the world, there are few who seek to build peace, but many trade in tragedies and seek to destroy the planet through wars and sell illusions to people. Despite the pains, sorrows and wars, that remains the g...

Moroccan "rfissa" prepared in my home The Moroccan Rfissa is a special meal especially in the villages and is prepared on very special occasions, for example in my village it was cooked when the women gave birth. Al-Rfissa  is better with chicken meat, especially chicken village, a meal full of spices and small slates bread . Quantities and methods of preparation of the Moroccan Rafaisa First: Ingredients of Moroccan rfissa with chicken 1 kg of yellow flour 1/4 to 1/2 kg of white flour salt Normal water To cook bread ruffees olive oil How to prepare bread slates . Place the flour in a bowl with a little salt Everyone knocks with water like fattening until we deal well with the quirts and let them relax a bit until we get the paper. Place a thin layer and then pour in a heavy skillet on both sides using oil spray When cooked, cut it with a knife and pour it into the couscous Quantities and method of preparation sauce Put in a pressure cooker c...

The picture is of a Moroccan meat tajin that i  ate last year at a restaurant in Casablanca. One of the most popular Moroccan cuisine, is Moroccan Tjain, which is a delicious dish, which is constantly on the Moroccan table and is frequent in homes and family gatherings and serves guests. there are a lot of kinds of tajine ; meat, chicken, fish and more...but ii will talk about meat tajin.  The tajin is a pot made of pottery, and it is distinguished by the fact that it is able to maintain the nutritional values ​​of the cooked items. It also gives the food a distinctive flavor that does not appear in any kind of dishes prepared with regular quantities. Moroccan dishes are easy to prepare and their quantities are constantly available. In more than one way and in different amounts. In this article I will give you the way to prepare Moroccan meat tajine. Moroccan Meat tajine,,, the ingredients:  1 Kg of cut meat. Onion sliced. Two tom...

                                    Knights of the Tbخrida in one of the seasons -  archive Have you ever seen a Moroccan show of fantasy? I did it, but a long time ago. Stay with me to know the history of this art and what is more private compared to other arts in Morocco. Moroccan Fantasia or 'Tborida ’ is one of the oldest traditional arts in Morocco and is one of the characteristics of authentic Moroccan culture, especially when organizing festivals and festivals. The word tborid is derived from the word "gunpowder", an ancient art in the equestrian world dating back to the fifteenth century; it is a re-representation of the military attack against the enemies of the Arabian knights and the Amazigh. From generation to generation, Taborda maintained its strong spiritual dimension, especially as it places the horse as sacred simpol in Islam.  Tborida has received great...

                                           A tram station in casablanca (09 am) Have you ever been Use the Casablanca tramway ? I do it every morning The casablnca   tramway Casablanca line was launched on 12 December 2012 and is a nice day. There are currently two tram lines connecting one north-west of   the largest city in morocco; one line going the colleges   where the end of the first line , and the second line end is at the famous Ain Diab beach in Casablanca. The length of the tramway, which spans more than an hour, allows you to see the most important landmarks of Morocco's economic capital. A French company supervised the completion of the tramway, while the project was implemented by a Turkish company. Tramway trips know a lot of jokes I can talk about that   later, among the passengers themselves. The t...

I am in a moment enjoying a breakfast in my beautiful village Moroccan tea is an old tradition of the Kingdom of Morocco. And it come from the identity of our real vibes same happiness and sadness. You can find the  Tea kettles anywhere, in addition to cafes, markets and houses, the tea is a special symbol for the Moroccans  culture that we present in the hospitality ,to guest or tourist. MOROCCAN TEA  kettle and glasses cup (  in a village near marrakech) we can present tea with Nuts and bread, and at breakfast we enjoy butter, cheese, honey and olive oil. When you visit any Moroccan from north to south, the first thing they prepare for you is tea.  Most areas are famous for their tea, especially in weddings ; The villages are more generous in this. The Moroccan method of preparing tea is a unique method, where we boil water and then we  put tea beans in a tea kettles; then putting it back on fire and ad...

Did you  hear about Moroccan snow ??  some people they don’t know that  morocco have desert and snow, and Atlantic sea and more that’s why lot of famous directors com to produce their movies. In Morocco, there are two ski resorts located in the Atlas Mountains. One is near Marrakech – Oukaïmeden, and the other is near Ifrane. Both of them experience regular snowfall each January and February. I have visited the Oukaïmeden station and in this article I will talk to u about my real vibes and trip to the snow of my country. The travel  from Casablanca to Okiemaden passes through the famous city of Marrakech with its historic sites, Jamaâ El Fna  the International Square. The are many ways to go ther is by train and bus or car. The travel takes about four and a half hours by car, via the highway road and is headed towards a mountain road to the Atlas. By the way; this highway road, Tom Cruise pictures some  scenes...

Every one knows the halloween ; IN United state of America each october 31; but do u know any thing about Moroccan way of halloween. ? In morocco we call it Boujloud Festival, a popular exotic rite that includes singing, dancing and masquerading. In my village we call it »Jad »  l takes place IN the day  of Eid al-Adha.This indigenous cultural event, deeply rooted  IN villages, involves people wearing sheepskin, goatskin, or bird feathers. Some paint their faces with charcoal or wear masks, and some attach sheep hooves around their hands. The more bizarre the participants look, the better for the spectacle. The name given to this tradition differs from one region to another, but Boujloud is the most commonly used. It means the person who wears sheepskin. Poeple in my village for example ecpecially young theu singing poplur musoic and dncing and They play comic roles in the street  After dressing up, the participants, accompan...

all the time when i retern back home i found this cat with her kids and all the time she try to tell me somthing may be she want ask me about time and about people whom not care about her especially in this time of could weather.  I Decided to shoot her with her amazing 4  kides when i was in my way to home. to be continued