
Ramadan: Agadir wants to put an end to the "bazaar" of ftours on the beach
It is a well-established tradition in Agadir: the sharing of a ftour on the beach during Ramadan. But this year, the habit could be disrupted.

It is a well-established tradition in Agadir: the sharing of a ftour on the beach during Ramadan. But this year, the habit could be disrupted.

Every Ramadan, the question of fasting during menstruation haunts Muslim women. The answer is never clear, drowned in a persistent taboo.

France is not about to follow the example of the Netherlands, England or Germany, which allow breaks to allow Muslim players to break the Ramadan fast.

Should you fast during Ramadan when you are pregnant? This question haunts the minds of many pregnant women as the holy month approaches. Testimonies and insights to better understand this both religious and medical issue.

In a social media post, Brahim Diaz wished a good start to the Ramadan fast to Muslims. This publication by the Real Madrid star who is about to become a Moroccan international has sparked a wave of comments.

The month of Ramadan began on Monday, March 11 in Belgium, a country with 600,000 Muslims. But those who choose not to fast often face strong pressure.

Sport and Ramadan fasting are not incompatible. On the contrary, moderate physical activity during this period can be beneficial to health. But to fully enjoy its benefits and avoid risks, it is important to follow a few practical tips.

The month of Ramadan will indeed begin on Tuesday, March 12, 2024 in Morocco. The Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs announced this on Sunday, March 10, after observing the crescent moon.

It’s official: the month of Ramadan will begin on Monday, March 11, 2024 in France, announced the French Council of the Muslim Faith (CFCM). This date was determined after scientific observation and astronomical calculation.

Moroccans will be informed this Sunday, March 10 about the start and end of Ramadan. When does the holy month begin in Morocco?

The French weekly Marianne (issue 1407) has been banned from distribution in Morocco, due to a caricature drawing deemed offensive to the prophet Muhammad.

The Moroccan justice system has banned the controversial Salafist preacher known on social networks as "Abou Ammar" from leaving the country. He is the subject of complaints for defamation and slander.