Thursday, September 9, 2010
Welcome to Moroccan Dream
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Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Moroccan-American Friendship
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Wednesday, November 14, 2007
The American Fondouk Animal Hospital: An Oasis for Animals in North Africa
www.Fondouk.org
Watch a video about the Fondouk
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Thursday, November 8, 2007
Sunday, September 16, 2007
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Cheap flights to Morocco from Europe
You can fly to Morocco from France or Beligum as cheap as $20, $30, $50 or $60.
There are other options as well check the websites.
www.jet4you.com
http://www.atlas-blue.com/en/index.php
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Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Festival of Love
Imilchil is a big marriage festival where tens of young couples from different tribes in the region get married every year. The legend behind this very old festival goes as follows:
Isli and Tislit were in love… each a member of enemy Berber tribes, their parents would not let them marry…
The broken hearted lovers sat each on top of a hill and cried until they died…their tears are what created the two neighboring lakes named after the two lovers…
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Say it with a Rose...
The Valley of the Roses is the Valley of Dades, where the festival of roses takes place every year in Morocco for a longtime now…
Kelaate Meggouna hosts this event every year. Rose water is a very unique ingredient that Moroccans use for cooking and perfumery.
Kelaate Meggouna smells like heaven all year round. Rose farmers gather to make this event a big celebration.
Tons of petals are used to make rose oil and other ingredients. Rose petals are everywhere, it feels like it’s raining petals…
Kelaate Meggouna people prepare this event with love, to host love covered with love and celebrated in love…
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Moto Morocco
In between these are great Imperial cities, buzzing bazaars, sights and smells that will leave a huge impression on you…from the souks of Marrakech to the tanneries in Fez, the Cedar forests of Khenifra with its wild monkeys and the vast desert planes of the Sahara …..Morocco is a wonderful destination and we can promise it’ll be a trip you’ll never forget"
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Gnawa Festival
They are at the same time musicians, initiators and healers, blending African and Arabo-Berber customs. Despite being Muslims, the Gnawa base their ritual on djinn (spirits) straight from the the African cult of possession.
The most spectacular and important ceremony is the Lila, whose function is essentially therapeutic.
During the celebration the maâlem and his group call on the saints and supernaturel entities to take possession of their followers who fall into trance."
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Medi 1 - Radio Méditerranée Internationale
To listen online to Medi 1 click here: http://www.medi1.com/ and click on Play to the bottom left where it says "Nous écouter."
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Monday, September 10, 2007
Rallye Aicha des Gazelles
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The Biggest CousCous in the World!
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Scheherazade Goes West - A Must Read
Unfortunately, Fatima Mernissi concludes that Western women are as tyrannized by the pressure to be a size 6 as Islamic women are by the veil. Additionally, Mernissi's stream-of-consciousness style of storytelling can be irritating. More troubling, she never returns to her initial mission to understand the Western image of the harem.”
- Copyright 2001 Cahners Business Information, Inc.
“The contrasts Mernissi discovered between East and West were not as simple as one might imagine. In Berlin, for example, she leafed through pornographic German photo books of "harem women," produced for an eager audience of Western men, and in Paris, she accompanied a male friend on a walking tour of his favorite odalisques, from Ingres to Matisse, while he explained how comforting an insecure man found these nude, silent women. While the medieval caliphs tended to prize intelligence and erudition among the women of their harems, Western writers have lauded beauty over every other quality; as Kant put it, a learned woman "might as well even have a beard." In deceptively light prose, Mernissi introduces the sexual politics of Islam to a Western audience, while pointing out the inconsistencies and illogic in the Western tradition.”
- Regina Marler
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Sunday, September 9, 2007
Fes Festival of World Sacred Music
Time and space, space for the self, space for others. The vital energy of place: to integrate, to open, to open oneself to the world more and more. It’s this vital contact, this link with the past, this journey within the soul and the profound essence of place, that allows us to welcome the future, to awaken ourselves to the wonders of the world, to say, as Jalaludin Rumi did eight centuries ago,
Come!
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Fes Festival of World Sacred Music - "Essence of time...Spirit of place..."
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Mint Tea Imports - "Personal Importers of Fairly Traded, Handcraft Goods from Morocco"
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Saturday, September 8, 2007
Hmm...An Essential Part Of Moroccan (Mediterranean) Life...
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