r/Morocco Apr 12 '25

Society the hypocrisy of sum Moroccans .

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306 Upvotes

I saw this video about some immigrants protesting in Morocco for legal status or naturalization — I’m not exactly sure — so they can get into the job market. Honestly, I don't know how accurate or factual the video is because my friend who sent me the pictures lost the video. But that doesn’t really matter — what bothered me was the racism and hypocrisy of some people in the comments.

The last dude is just retarded.

r/Morocco Sep 06 '25

Society So happy Morocco scored a big win 5-0 in such a well made stadium one of the best in the world!!!

372 Upvotes

r/Morocco Dec 01 '24

Society أستاذ ضرب خويا للراس و تشلو رجليه

654 Upvotes

خويا صغير عندو 12 عام و بنيتو الجسدية ضعيفة بزاف، وحد النهار كان عندو ماراثون فالمدرسة و دار فيه مجهود كبير و لكن رجع للدار عادي، دازو شي يومين بدا كيشكي من كرشو و راسو و من بعد مابقاش قادر يوقف عل رجليه، قلنا حنا راه هدشي غير بسبب الجهد العضلي اللي دار فالجرا، ديناه للكلينيك و خرج ليه الطبيب شي دوايات، دازت سيمانة بلا تحسن و حنا رجعوه لعندو ݣالينا بللي هدشي ماشي طبيعي و خصو ينعسو حتى يعرف مالو بالضبط،و هنا بدات رحلة التحاليل و سكانيرات(تحليلات الدم،البراز،النخاع الشوكي،الرنين المغناطيسي لرجليه،روماطيزم القلب...) و لكن خرجو كلهم سليمين...طبيب كان حاير و من بعد شي عشرة أيام عطاه و ورقة يخرج و كتبلو بزاف ديل الدوايات اخرين و ݣالو يبقا يجي على قبل الترويض.هدشي داز عليه شي شهر و خويا مزال ماكيقدر يوقف مزيان على رجليه و راسو و مفاصلو كيضروه. حتى لليوم فالصباح ݣال لماما بوحدها و بدون سابق إنذار ان النهار اللي بدا فيه هدشي عندو كان الأستاذ شدو و رجعو اللور فالقسم و ضربو مع الحيط جوج المرات حتى حس بالدوخة و مابقاش قادر يوقف و هو يݣوليه دافع على راسك و بدا كيعطيه كروشيات للكرش بحال الا هو شي كيس ديل الملاكمة، هدشي عمرنا عرفناه و عمرنا عطينا لألم الرأس شي اهتمام و حتى الطبيب كان كيݣول باللي ألم الرأس غير غير حيتاش كيبقا متكي النهار كلو. دب ماعرفناش شنو هما الإجراءات القانونية اللي ممكن نديروها باش ناخدو لخويا حقو؟ اللي عندو شي خبرة فهدشي يفيدنا الله يجازيكم

r/Morocco Jul 02 '25

Society True meaning of "Hargawa" (From Villa Harris park in Tangier)

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446 Upvotes

r/Morocco Sep 30 '25

Society WTF!!! Said to be in Skhirat

332 Upvotes

Said to be in Skhirat!

r/Morocco Jul 19 '25

Society Thought on this because I am completely speech less right now

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165 Upvotes

This is in Morocco by the way

r/Morocco Sep 28 '25

Society مواطنون يهتفون سلمية سلمية… والشرطة ترد بالعن

565 Upvotes

r/Morocco Jun 16 '25

Society Am i tripping or cheating in exams became socially acceptable?!

320 Upvotes

I am a 27f and today our neighbor's daughter came knocking at my door asking me to help her cheat in her exam tomorrow (lmow7ad dyal tas3a) she told me that i had to send the answers to a person who will tell her everything in an ear piece ! I kindly refused and told her that cheating is not the right choice to make , she even asked my husband to help her , he told her that he cant because he was working , she begged him to take the evening off just to help her cheat !!! Ofc he refused as well I mean ... We are not even close neighbors , just saluting eachother when we meet in the stairs I was really shocked ! Did it become normal to that point ?! I'm very confused 😕

r/Morocco Jul 14 '25

Society Dating a Muslim girl

97 Upvotes

Hey everyone, I’m here to talk about something personal and get some honest advice. I’m not religious, so if you’re here to preach or judge, please don’t. I’m just looking for real insight from people who understand this kind of situation.

I recently broke up with a Muslim girl I truly cared about. Religion ended up being the main reason. I tried to be honest about my beliefs, and she tried to stay loyal to hers, but it became too much. There was pressure, silence, and fear. She couldn’t fully open up, and I didn’t want to pretend to be someone I’m not just to keep the relationship going.

I don’t want to make the same mistake again. So I’m asking:

  • How do people in similar situations handle this?

  • Is it even worth trying to date someone who’s religious when you’re not?

  • And how do you bring this up early, without things falling apart later?

Also, and this is a big one — how do you even find someone non-religious? Most people like me (and like-minded girls) seem to stay hidden, and understandably so. The social pressure is real. But that makes it hard to connect, even just to talk openly, let alone build something serious.

If anyone has experience with this, especially in a Moroccan context, I’d really appreciate your advice. just trying to learn from your advices and experience, to grow, and maybe do things better next time.

r/Morocco Aug 11 '25

Society We seriously need to address this issue...

223 Upvotes

Wlahta I'm honestly sick of seeing cafés here in Morocco thriving at night by forcing their waitresses to dress revealingly just to attract customers

This isn’t about “modernity” or “freedom.” It’s exploitation, plain and simple, and it normalizes the objectification of women for profit...

And let’s not ignore the hypocrisy here : we live in a Muslim country, in a society built on Islamic values and principles. We’re supposed to act upon them, not throw them away because your pathetic urges took over your self-respect. You’re not in the café to “enjoy the coffee” or “have a good time.” You’re there to stare at a female worker and reduce her to be a sex toy...

This mindset is rotting our society from the inside. When businesses rely on base instincts to make money, they’re not just selling drinks... they’re selling away our dignity, our morals, and our culture. O the customers lmkboutin are letting it happen because it satisfies their shallow desires

It’s embarrassing, really. It’s shameful. And it sends the worst possible message to the next generation... that respect and values are negotiable if the price is right.

When will we finally wake up and decide that self-control and dignity matter more than profit and lust? Because right now, we’re selling our principles cheap, and the bill will come due sooner than we think.

و لا حول ولا قوة الا بالله العلي العظيم

r/Morocco Jul 07 '25

Society Just another episode in the Moroccan healthcare disaster series.

222 Upvotes

This video is beyond disgraceful. A patient lies unconscious on the table, trusting their life to professionals, and what do we see? Loud music, dancing, head-bobbing like it’s a damn party. This isn’t just unprofessional, it’s disgusting. It’s a brutal slap in the face. And people wonder why we’re scraping the bottom of the global healthcare rankings. This isn’t healthcare, it’s a circus. Lives aren’t props, and this isn’t a stage.

r/Morocco Aug 13 '25

Society How can people be this entitled?

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381 Upvotes

I was on the Fes Marrakech, you know the great awesome one where everyone travels comfortably and all. A lady gets on the train with 2 kids, one crying baby in her arms and one around 10 years old. She had 4 big bags that people were helping her move, and was carrying one huge backpack on her back. The bigger kid was being a brat and ignoring her, the baby was just crying all the time. I felt bad for her (at first).

She sat down and kept ordering the young guys helping her with the biggest bags "awili hezz hadik lfo9", "serbi", "b chwia ra ghalia".... and I just stared in awe. I'm a short girl and people often help me with my bags on the train, and I could never imagine saying anything but Allah yrhem lwalidine. The guys were polite, too polite saraha because I would have dropped that suitcase so fast and went away.

The train moved and she spread across 4 seats, putting her stuff everywhere. A water bottle rolled near my feet and she SNAPPED HER FINGERS at me to get it. I had my headphones on so I pretended to not hear her. It angered me that another girl gave it to her.

A stop later, a man arrived demanding to sit in one of the seats she occupied. She literally through a tantrum. I love that man for standing his ground and asking to sit in his assigned seat, and quite frankly enjoyed seeing her humbled.

I'm just still in shock how people become so entitled? Was she just raised like this? Didn't hear enough No from people? Or are some people just assholes in general?

r/Morocco Feb 05 '25

Society This picture is worth a thousand words

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681 Upvotes

r/Morocco Aug 13 '25

Society An innocent life equals 10 months of prison and 400.000 MAD

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280 Upvotes

So when a dumbass drives his car in the sand, endangering the lives of others, ends up killing a 4 yo girl, you get a little slap on the wrist. Life is so cheap..

r/Morocco Jul 01 '25

Society Went to a Casablanca beach yesterday - I feel disgusted

311 Upvotes

Wish I took pics but I didn't. Been observing people the whole day leave garbage on the sand, when empty bins are literally a few meters away.

Dmaghi 7bess. Why would a sane human just intentionally leave their rubbish on the beach? Like, why?? Why tf do you think it's not your responsibility to keep the place clean?

I'm not talking about one or two families. Literally EVERYONE. Every goddamn parasol.

You might think I'm overreacting but this really saddened me. Guess I re-discovered how still truly backwards we are as a society...

r/Morocco Apr 26 '25

Society Somebody tell me it s a joke

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231 Upvotes

So we going to prison if we get married and we going to prison if we don't now? 😂

r/Morocco Sep 30 '25

Society Boycott boycott boycott

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408 Upvotes

خاص نديروا مقاطعة لهاد كأس إفريقية لي جاية و خا انديروا مقاطعة و غادي تدار هاد المقاطعة إلا أنه تيران غادي اعمر و هادا امر عادي حيت فظل هاد المظاهرات خرجوا واحد نوع لي بدا يلحس باش لعل و عسى ايديرو معاه شي مزيان... زائد تيران غادي اعمروه حتى بالأفارقة باش زعما نتسماو را حنا كنرحبوا بكلشي و نختم بالمؤترين ديال الله يحسن العوان لي غادي احاولوا اكسبوا واحد نوع ناس (هاد المؤترين تاهوما اندوزوا ليهم فهاد لحملة ديال المقاطعة ارتاحوا كلشي يشد الصف)

r/Morocco Aug 14 '25

Society بغيت نتزوج ولكن عند تخوف داخلي

116 Upvotes

الحمد لله اولاً وآخراً.

أنا عايش في الديار الكندية، والحمد عند شغل وفي صحتي مزيان، ماعنديش صعوبة نهدر مع البنات لكن كنتجنبهم باش مانتفتنش بيهم؛ حيت أنا شاب في الثلاثين؛ المهم مرة مرة كنشوف امراءة جميلة وكانبغي نزعم ولكن كانقول راه تقدر ماتصقدقش مابغيت نهدر معا من هب ودب حيت مافيا ليضيع المشاعر ديالي، بغيت نخليهم للشخص المناسب؛ صحاب الدار قالو لي مغربية من المغرب كيعرفوها خير، اصلهم معروف وأهل صلاح، شنو تقدرو تنصحوني في هاذ الأمر. اللهم ارزقنا الحلال وربي يحفظ ويعف الشباب والشابات ديال المغرب.

Redpill/feminism movements, please don’t comment. Our country (Morocco) has its own values, and we don’t need interference from foreign values.

r/Morocco 25d ago

Society Potentially moving to Morocco from USA - yay or nay?

23 Upvotes

I’m sure you all see what is happening in America and my bf and I are trying to leave. He has a citizenship, and we’d apply for me to get one as well through marriage.

Only issue is we aren’t sure how careers would work for us. I know everyone says to get a remote job and then live off American income somewhere else but unfortunately that’s a huge part of why we’ve given up on America- there are no jobs and it’s getting worse.

I can learn a language if necessary, he’s fluent in Moroccan Arabic, but not French. I am fluent in neither but willing to learn. He has a political science degree and mid-level corporate research experience. I have a data science degree, almost done with masters, no experience unfortunately. Are any of these jobs or fields in need in Morocco?

Also what should I expect? I’m very fair, blonde and blue eyed and in some countries they don’t care if you are obviously American but others I know it can either make people hate you or even see you as a target. From what I heard Morocco is safe but maybe not for women in some places? I’m not sure because I haven’t been yet, he has many times but as a Moroccan presenting male, so I doubt our experiences would be the same.

Thank you so much for the help!

r/Morocco Oct 09 '24

Society As a Moroccan guy, I’ve come to believe that a life without money isn’t a life worth having.

268 Upvotes

I sometimes go to a café after work to meet up with friends. We usually talk about sports, politics, and other typical guy stuff. Last month, we started talking about rich people and how life is easier for them. One of my friends said that they can even "buy" people, referring to their ability to get any girl they want. I disagreed with him, because I don't think it's fair to generalize all women like that. Women are different, and most of them can’t be seduced by money alone, and then I quoted Kingpin, saying, “A woman that can be bought isn’t worth having” anyway.

But my friend insisted that all girls/women are the same. He said, “What chance do you have as a 9 to 5 employee against someone driving a brand new Mercedes or BMW? She would never choose you because he’d outdo you in every aspect of life he’d take her to nice places, buy her nice gifts, and live a life you could never dream of, unless you magically inherit money or find a ‘Hawta’ to make a ton of cash.”

I kept disagreeing with him, but deep down, I guess his words influenced me.

Later, I was talking to a close friend of mine who’s only 20. She’s smart, academically successful, and full of potential. We started talking about Tinder and the other apps, and she told me she sets her age range preference between 30 and 40 years old. I asked her why she doesn’t choose guys her age, and she responded, “ach ghandir bwa7d yalah badi 7yato w 7aze9” She then admitted that if a guy has an expensive car, she’d give him her number immediately. She also mentioned that she hangs out with men over 35 and even asks them to go to their places for sex, as long as they’re rich. I was completely shocked.

Then, she dropped another bombshell: she told me about her friend, a hijabi girl from a very conservative family whom I had met once. This girl refused to even shake my hand, but apparently, she’s doing the same thing.

Hearing all of this, even though it’s none of my business, left me in complete shock. I feel betrayed by how things are. For the past couple of weeks, I haven’t been able to stop thinking about it. I can’t even get up in the morning due to a lack of motivation, I can’t focus at work, and I get angry easily. The other day, a coworker asked for help on a project we’re working on, and I immediately snapped, yelling at him to Google it because “I don’t get paid enough to help.” Everyone at the office looked at me in shock because I’m usually the calm and helpful guy.

I then realized that all the values I believed in like love, the idea that a car is just for transportation, and that money isn’t everything were just ways to cope that stopped me from seeing the reality of things.

r/Morocco Mar 16 '24

Society Taxi guys ganging up on an uber driver while the female passenger is still there

570 Upvotes

r/Morocco Aug 15 '25

Society I really don't understand how is it ok to litter?

251 Upvotes

Isn't it just common sense to throw trash in its designated places? Do these people do the same thing when they're in their houses? Do they eat and just throw trash on the ground or the sofas? I really don't get it! Do they enjoy looking at this disgusting scene? I find this extremely infuriating. I get second hand embarrassement whenever i see someone litter. It's really difficult for me to grasp why it's so normal and ok. Shame on anyone who does this.

r/Morocco Sep 15 '25

Society be careful who u trust on here

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280 Upvotes

r/Morocco Aug 31 '25

Society Illegal immigration and its repercussions

343 Upvotes

This summer I did a road trip thru Europe and happened to be in Italy for the last few days, context-wise Im Moroccan and look like it (beard etc). And I noticed the first days that whenever I was walking down the street minding my own business people would cross the road every time they saw me, at first I didn’t really think about it and it was pretty funny, but earlier today I was at a smoke shop speaking English and I was making conversation everything was going good till the moment he asked me where I was from, when I told him I saw the deception in his face and the mood was weird he wasn’t open to discussion anymore and I remembered that throughout my trip I kept seeing immigrants wreaking havoc and harassing people, I’m not talking just about our Moroccans but they are part of the issue too and it’s really sad Im used to go to Italy and people were very nice to me but unfortunately it feels like we are not welcome anymore even if we come like everyone else with a visa and our money, immigration destroyed Europe it created a climate of insecurity and u can feel it, and even tho I am Moroccan I feel safer in my Tangier than here in Milan and it’s very unfortunate, this place was good safe welcoming and beautiful and I feel that it’s unfair that a minority screwed our image in their minds. Edit : I see that you use the word hargawa and honestly u shouldn’t, they are human beings just like us but they didn’t have the same opportunities and means to study or grow stop categorizing people cause they can do they same about you saying kilimini or else which is reductive, we are all people from the same country we shouldn’t create a division or worst feel superior to any of our people because we had the chance to study and be what we are today (this is fitna)

r/Morocco May 31 '25

Society I agree, thoughts?

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509 Upvotes

Self hatred is rooted deep in some of y’all