Morocco is offering free copies of the Quran to MREs accompanied by translations in French, Spanish or English. This operation, conducted in cities and major transit points, specifically targets new generations of Moroccans living abroad.
Currently competing in the 2026 World Cup, Noussair Mazraoui is considering ending his sports career. The Moroccan defender wishes to dedicate himself fully to religion with a specific goal: becoming an imam.
Morocco celebrates the Night of Destiny, the spiritual climax of Ramadan. Between night prayers, traditional attire, and initiation rituals for children, this sacred vigil combines deep religious devotion with a unique cultural grounding.
Swedish extremists burned the Quran on Saturday, causing a wave of reactions around the world. Morocco, through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, called on Sweden to punish with the utmost rigor this act that undermines the sacred symbols of religions and the feelings of Muslims.
The Mohammed VI Foundation for the Publication of the Holy Quran has announced the printing of 25,000 copies of the Quran translated into Spanish. They will be distributed to Muslims in the kingdom and elsewhere.
The Mohammed VI Foundation for the Publication of the Holy Quran has announced the printing of some 500,000 copies of the Quran, in all its forms and sizes. They will be distributed to Muslims in Morocco and elsewhere.
The doors of Quranic schools could reopen again in early September 2021 if the epidemiological situation allows it. This is the assurance given by the Minister of Endowments and Islamic Affairs, Ahmed Toufiq.
A Danish anti-Islamic activist was expelled from France on Wednesday, November 11. He had intended to burn copies of the Quran at the foot of the Arc de Triomphe.
Young people from Molenbeek accuse Fouad, 54, of practicing "Moroccan witchcraft" and throw large cobblestones against the facade of his office every evening. He explains his activity as a "Koranic therapist".
The former rapper, Diam’s, posted unpublished photos of her conversion to Islam on her Instagram account on Sunday, May 17. The web is on fire.
Five Moroccans who are among the winners of the sixth edition of the "Quranic Recitation and Its Sciences" prize were rewarded in Abu Dhabi.
The Prefectural Service of Marrakech has opened a judicial investigation to determine the identity of the people involved in the sharing of distorted Quranic verses on Facebook.