En 1344, le sultan Abu Al-Hasan Ali bin Othman offrit un Coran manuscrit et orné magnifiquement, connu sous le nom de Raba’a marocain, à la mosquée Al-Aqsa, en faisant l'une des cinq copies sacrées qu'il dédia à des sites islamiques saints. Aujourd'hui, seuls 24 de ses 30 volumes originaux subsistent, mettant en valeur une calligraphie marocaine minutieuse et une géométrie artistique enracinée dans le symbolisme spirituel.
En 1344, el sultán Abu Al-Hasan Ali bin Othman ofreció un Corán manuscrito y bellamente ornamentado, conocido como el Raba’a marroquí, a la mezquita Al-Aqsa, convirtiéndolo en una de las cinco copias sagradas que dedicó a sitios islámicos santos. Hoy en día, solo 24 de sus 30 volúmenes originales sobreviven, destacando una caligrafía marroquí meticulosa y una geometría artística arraigada en el
The Berrechid Court of First Instance has postponed the trial of the individual involved in the Sidi Rahal beach accident to June 30. The victim was Ghita who was seriously injured by a speeding off-road vehicle towing a jet ski. The tragedy underscores clear violations of legal regulations, beginning with Law 81.12 on coastal protection.
In 1344, Sultan Abu Al-Hasan Ali bin Othman gifted a beautifully handwritten and ornamented Qur’an, known as the Moroccan Raba’a, to Al-Aqsa Mosque, making it one of five sacred copies he dedicated to holy Islamic sites. Today, only 24 of its original 30 volumes survive, showcasing exquisite Moroccan calligraphy and geometric artistry rooted in spiritual symbolism.
Today in Rabat, Abdellatif Hammouchi, Director General of National Security and Territorial Surveillance, and his French counterpart, Louis Laugier, signed a joint action plan to strengthen cooperation between Morocco’s security services and the French National Police. A statement from Morocco’s General Directorate of National Security and Territorial Surveillance explained that the plan, signed during Hammouchi’s reception of Laugier, who was accompanied by the French
From June 19 to 21, music lit up Essaouira. The guembris spoke to Senegalese drums, Gnaoua voices merged with jazz and Afro-Cuban rhythms, and for three days, the Gnaoua and World Music Festival drew over 300,000 people into a celebration rich in memory, emotion, and human connection. In the alleyways, along the beach, and in front of the stages, the crowd was as diverse as the music itself: local families, curious travelers, and young people from near and far. The mix was everywhere, on stage
Morocco’s Justice and Development Party (PJD) strongly condemned, Monday, Iran’s attack on the American military base at Al Udeid in Qatar. In a statement signed by Abdelilah Benkirane, the Islamist party described Tehran’s response to U.S. strikes as a «flagrant violation of Qatar’s sovereignty». The PJD stressed that «Iran’s reaction to the infringement of its sovereignty and territory can in no way justify the violation of the sovereignty of
Since the shooting at a wedding attended by members of the Moroccan community in Goult, which left two dead and three injured, two suspects have been arrested. The method of operation and the profile of the groom suggest the attack was an attempted settling of scores. On Monday, initial investigation findings revealed that the young groom, who was the primary target and remains in critical condition, had a loaded weapon in his vehicle. During the attack by masked assailants, Hassan A., 25, who
A 45-year-old man, wanted for his alleged role in a drug-related murder in the Île-de-France region and on the run for several months, was arrested on June 12 in Casablanca while attempting to leave Morocco using forged documents en route to Tunisia, according to Le Parisien. He is suspected of orchestrating the killing of 32-year-old Djallal Chaabi, who was shot dead in January in the lobby of a building in Les Ulis, a suburb of Paris. The murder is believed to have been carried out by
Algeria officially opened its territory to «Sahrawi refugees» fleeing «Moroccan occupation» only after the Green March. But this narrative is challenged by historical facts, documented by the United Nations. It’s time to revisit a forgotten chapter of the Western Sahara conflict.