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Comment by Louis Balban on February 26, 2012 at 15:18

 JUST A LITTLE SAY...

As an Islamic country, Morocco stands out distinctly for a significant reason. Due to the bold and strenuous efforts by King Mohammed VI, Islam in Morocco is rapidly turning out to be a tool to modernize and democratize the country. A revolutionary effort is on the way to reinvent the religion with a tolerant interpretation of the Koran. To aid this mission, the government has launched a website, a radio and a TV channel. Apart from this, religious dialogues are also held inviting the participation of elite public and religious heads. The recent efforts of the government strive to fuse Islam, modernization and civil rights.

Principles of sound democracy are heralded in Morocco and are already on their way to modernize the country. The new family code adopted by the parliament in 2003 has conferred equal status to women in marriage, children and property. Fighting against religious fanaticism and striving to modernize Islam, Morocco is emerging as a model for democratic Islam. Ethnically and culturally, one can say that today’s Morocco is the least Arabic among Arab countries.... :))

Comment by gino guilliano on July 4, 2011 at 22:38

SMILAH FOR EVERYONE THAT OPENS THERE HEART TO HELP OTHERS.

 

Comment by gino guilliano on July 4, 2011 at 22:34

yes bro.and thanks for the invite.what gets to me the most is in the years we live in how can there be people in the world starving.every day thousands of tonnes of food are thrown,by supermarkets by factorys to be able to compete with others.the world we live in only thinks in one thing and that is only MONEY.

Comment by Alfred Balban on July 3, 2011 at 12:48

Yes my friend it is sure a great sensation to see the effect on people when you help them,this place you went with Mark is the Cheshire Home in Tangier,we have gone a few times in the past.Its a home to special kids who cannot be at their own homes and this Lovely nuns care for them.

Comment by gino guilliano on July 3, 2011 at 9:48

dude what you guys do there e demasiau.se me pone la piel de callina cuando veo esos ninos con nada.think of my kids.and we have to say hamdulah.gibraltar bro is blessed.cant wait dude to go.remember one year i went with mark spiteri to tangers to take stuff to the nuns house there,and the amount of kids there was incredible.we started unloading my mitsubishi montero which i had at that time,my boot was filled to the top with goodies.but what we had more was powder milk for babies.when the nun saw all the amount of powder milk we unloading,she started crying and she rushed to the  praying room.i later asked mark what was happening .and why she got so imotional,mark told me that they only had one tin of powdered milk for i dont know how many babys.she had been praying for help,and the help came without she realising what this three men brought inside the car.it was a amasing feeling.

Comment by yousra on July 25, 2010 at 15:00

i love Morocco im from it <3 glad to be with you in this page
Thanks

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Comment by Raphael Gonzalez on February 16, 2010 at 20:13

There is a special exotism about Morocco and it's people are just pleasant. - I highly recommend it to everyone!

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