what do you know about Morocco
what do you know about Morocco
A brief history of Morocco
There in North Africa and in the far west exactly, and in the first century BC, a people called their Berbers established a kingdom on the Mediterranean coast, which rolled over the years, and it witnessed several divisions, and countless ethnic and racial passages passed on it.
Until the time of rotation known in successive civilizations came to this spot, from the Phoenician civilization - from the twelfth century BC - to the Mauritanian civilization, and finally the Roman civilization, from the first century AD.
After the Romans, the Vandals came from the Germanic tribes, then the Byzantines, until the convoys of missionaries anchored in Christianity, after a large percentage had converted to Judaism, until the Middle Ages came where the Umayyad army led by Uqba ibn Nafi 'made his journey in the region, so Islam could spread. Among the Berbers.
From there came the role of the Idrisid state led by Idris bin Abdullah, followed by the Almoravids, then the Almohads, and the Marinids, followed by the Watsis and the Sa’idis, and they remained until the Alawite state came to rule the country from 1635, and the country was united in its form Hadith in 1666.
Languages and dialects
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what do you know about Morocco
Through the brief that you saw in the historical profile, it was not strange to find before you a multi-dialect Morocco, traditions, customs and religions, and despite this multiplicity, Moroccans attest to their ability to unite and accept the other and tolerance, for all these centuries Moroccans have learned the values of coexistence and harmony in Peace, despite all the differences.
n Morocco, the Amazigh language is the language of an important group of the people, and if no official statistics are disclosed on the proportion of the Amazighs compared to others, because the state keeps such matters out of the discussion, in order to preserve the one country, and the Amazigh language was not considered an official language in the country except In the year 2011.
And the Amazigh language itself is divided into three main dialects which are Tachelhit or Susan, and its capital is the city of "Agadir" located in the south of the country, followed by Trivet, which is the Berber of the countryside, located in the north of the Kingdom, and its capital is the city of "Al Hoceima", and add to it the Amazigh Zian And they are located in the center of the country, and their capital is the city of "Khamisat".
And the Arabic language is the first official language of Morocco, in addition to the French language, which is the language of the colonizer, which in turn remains present and strongly - especially - in the administrative documents of the state, which is the first foreign language in the country, and therefore it is said about Morocco that it is a country Francophone, which means that he speaks French.
In the south of the Kingdom, and precisely in the desert, the Hassani dialect, which also possesses its own dictionary and its multiple concepts, is completely unified from the rest of the dialects.
In the Moroccan street, most people speak the dialect language, which is what most Arab brothers cannot understand because it includes a mixture and a mixture of terms for classical Arabic, and if it is a different pronunciation from its original pronunciation with words from the French language, and words from the Amazigh. It was not all surprising that you saw a Moroccan artist singing in Tamazight, another in French, and Dak in the Hassani dialect, and if the most famous is the one who sang in the simple, or white dialect, as some call it.
Languages and dialects |
what do you know about Morocco |
Through the brief that you saw in the historical profile, it was not strange to find before you a multi-dialect Morocco, traditions, customs and religions, and despite this multiplicity, Moroccans attest to their ability to unite and accept the other and tolerance, for all these centuries Moroccans have learned the values of coexistence and harmony in Peace, despite all the differences.
n Morocco, the Amazigh language is the language of an important group of the people, and if no official statistics are disclosed on the proportion of the Amazighs compared to others, because the state keeps such matters out of the discussion, in order to preserve the one country, and the Amazigh language was not considered an official language in the country except In the year 2011.
And the Amazigh language itself is divided into three main dialects which are Tachelhit or Susan, and its capital is the city of "Agadir" located in the south of the country, followed by Trivet, which is the Berber of the countryside, located in the north of the Kingdom, and its capital is the city of "Al Hoceima", and add to it the Amazigh Zian And they are located in the center of the country, and their capital is the city of "Khamisat".
And the Arabic language is the first official language of Morocco, in addition to the French language, which is the language of the colonizer, which in turn remains present and strongly - especially - in the administrative documents of the state, which is the first foreign language in the country, and therefore it is said about Morocco that it is a country Francophone, which means that he speaks French.
In the south of the Kingdom, and precisely in the desert, the Hassani dialect, which also possesses its own dictionary and its multiple concepts, is completely unified from the rest of the dialects.
In the Moroccan street, most people speak the dialect language, which is what most Arab brothers cannot understand because it includes a mixture and a mixture of terms for classical Arabic, and if it is a different pronunciation from its original pronunciation with words from the French language, and words from the Amazigh. It was not all surprising that you saw a Moroccan artist singing in Tamazight, another in French, and Dak in the Hassani dialect, and if the most famous is the one who sang in the simple, or white dialect, as some call it.
Multiplicity affects everything: kitchen, clothing and music
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Moroccan cuisine is one of the oldest kitchens in the entire world, and every dish is presented at the dining table, whether from well-known foods such as couscous, tangerine, and tagine, or sweets in various types such as gazelle, chebakia, and coke dessert - every dish - reduces a large part of the country's history, It represents a tributary of the diverse tributaries of its culture.
This Moroccan exclusivity increases more when you look at the specials of this country such as the music of Malhoun, which is closely related to the days and nights of Andalusia, and add to it the Moroccan dress known for its dress and cowl, and the caftan ambassador of the Moroccan dress, and also for decades it was for Moroccan architecture and decoration - which Friction with the architecture of Andalusia was abundantly formed - a special and individual touch according to the testimony of the architects. As for the geography of Morocco, it is not far from all the diversity that we have seen in all the previous areas, while the south of the Kingdom is characterized by a warm desert climate that excites tourists from all the countries of Europe. European Cold, or in the middle of the Kingdom, it has a moderate atmosphere.
Moroccan cities
If you intend to visit Morocco, then at least you must visit six important cities, the first of which is Marrakesh, the capital of tourism in the country, and it is also called the city of joy, given what is known about its people from a sense of humor and humor, and it has a lot to visit, such as built palaces Heritage, and add its most famous squares, the Jamaâ El Fna Square, and the city is also characterized by large traditional markets, world-class hotels, and many nightclubs that appeal to the stars of the world, and do not forget the surrounding areas such as the "City of Exalted" The middle of which passes one of the most beautiful valleys in Morocco, and it is very snowy areas for lovers of skiing as a region Eureka ".
The most important characteristic of "Agadir" is its many picturesque beaches, the most famous of which is the "Taghazout" region, which knows a large number of tourists who love water and marine sports, and you can also visit the crocodile park, one of the largest parks dedicated to crocodile breeding in Africa.
As for "Zakoura", it is the city of sand and heavy travel, where golden sands and lovers of the distinctive desert atmosphere, and where the city knows the interest of European tourists of relatively large ages, where they spend their days diving their bodies under the warm sand, to quench their bones with the greatest amount of warmth while waiting for their return For their countries they came from in what looks like a migratory bird flight.
The city of “Chefchaouen” is called the blue city, and this is because most of its houses are painted in blue. The city’s presence on what resembles the mountain plateau makes it seen from a distance to visualize it as a stereoscopic painting. The city witnessed filming a lot of video clips for international singers, or even local It is located in the north of the country.
As for the city of "Ifrane", it is called Switzerland, Morocco, where in that small snowy city there is one of the most pure oxygen levels in the world and the least polluted, for it was not strange that the most famous kings and princes of the Gulf flocked to build their own palaces there.
And there are many beautiful cities in Morocco, and each of them boasts an existing history in itself. The city of "Ouarzazate" located in the southeast of the Kingdom, is considered the capital of international cinema, so that the Kingdom developed a lot of high-value trims and large sizes for filming international films.
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