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FIFA is changing its rules because of Trump and this is only what has come to light so far Damn these political interventions
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FIFA is changing its rules because of Trump and this is only what has come to light so far Damn these political interventions

u/BIIIILY — 3 hours ago
▲ 3 r/Morocco

catcalled for speaking English?

I’m of Moroccan origin but I live in Canada and I’m in Morocco visiting and I was walking past a group of guys speaking English with my cousin and the one guy turns and cat calls me? I’m also wearing the hijab lol. Whyd he cat call? Was it something to do with the English? He was calling me cherie and was like ayo

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u/Ok_Meet8672 — 2 hours ago
▲ 20 r/Morocco

Any advice ????

Salam 3alikom khouti

This Monday, my sister is getting proposed (الخطبة). The man will come to our house with his father, mother, and three brothers to speak with my parents and my sister.

They're richer, more handsome, and older than I am.

And me - I'm ugly , I have a face full of acne, I always look tired, I don't know how to talk to people, and I panic whenever I'm around strangers(Anxiety and panic attacks)

I don't want to embarrass my sister, so I decided to leave the house when they come.

But my sister wants me to stay by her side

I'm afraid I'll just make things worse(my relationship with her is not that good either)

Any advice?

u/hey2op — 6 hours ago
▲ 17 r/Morocco

Is it worth seeing a doctor if I can't gain weight, and does anyone knows where other options in morocco? (Update)

I wanted to give an update on my situation after asking if it was worth seeing a doctor because I couldn't gain weight.

It definitely was.

After seeing a doctor and doing some tests, I was diagnosed with vitamin D deficiency. My doctor prescribed vitamin D3 and a multivitamin. Within a few days of starting treatment, my energy improved noticeably, my appetite increased, and I didn't feel as fatigued anymore.

If you're in a similar situation, I'd recommend getting checked instead of assuming it's just a fast metabolism.

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u/Daaango_ — 7 hours ago
▲ 24 r/Morocco

Almost all Moroccans say we can't beat France, but...

you just gotta BELIEVE!

even if the odds are stacked against us... to BELIEVE is FREE!

Sometimes the underdog has to suprise and upset the monster heel.. It happens. It's rare, but it is inevitable. It happens in football. It really does.

This might be the time for Morocco to pull it off. BELIEVE!

We did it with some of the biggest names in international football. Spain. Portugal. Netherlands.

France might be next.

BELIEVE!

I will keep on BELIEVING until the match ends. I feel like there will be a big surprise at the quarters.

BELIEVE!

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u/uncopyrightability — 9 hours ago
▲ 263 r/Morocco+1 crossposts

Morocco after five World Cup matches, right before facing France... just like in '22

u/leskny — 11 hours ago
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Mohamed Ouahbi does the 'cowboy' gesture after the referee gives Morocco three yellow cards in the first half

A bit of context. Mo speaks French. When a referee gives too much yellow cards, we say "il a la gâchette facile" (closer translation in English would be "he is trigger-happy").

u/RightResponse8731 — 13 hours ago
▲ 11 r/Morocco

منضنش انه آخر ماتش هو مع فرنسا كنتوقع باقي عندنا ماتش آخر ضد البرازيل في الفينال او عقلو على هاد الهضرة

u/tomato_potato_croco — 9 hours ago
▲ 72 r/Morocco

Petit message de la France !

Je crois que l'heure tant attendue approche à grand pas. Je suis personnellement un français qui ne regarde pas plus que ça le football, cependant j'apprécie regarder de temps en temps lorsque cela devient intéressant.

J'avais vraiment envie que mon pays affronte le Maroc, naturellement je suis pour la France. Mais le plus important reste que nous puissions passer un bon moment et que chaque équipe offre un défi intéressant.

Je vous souhaite donc bon courage mes amis ! S'il y a bien une équipe africaine qui peut battre mon pays c'est vous, ne lâchez rien et que le meilleur gagne !

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u/Meteion_Elpis — 22 hours ago
▲ 22 r/Morocco

Anyone know why is Morocco “MAR” and not “MOR”? Anyone knows why?

u/okitsbenji — 24 hours ago
▲ 58 r/Morocco

Paraguay VS France 0-0 first half. Maybe we can hope for a Paraguay miracle 😭👀

u/LiL_AyMs — 1 day ago
▲ 372 r/Morocco

I really thought that was it but Morocco keeps on fighting it’s way closer and closer to the Finale! Atlas Lions conquer no matter how hard the Way is!☝🏽🇲🇦

u/BaclavaBoyEnlou — 1 day ago
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Royal Mansour - is it inside medina or just outside?

I'm looking to stay in a Riad, but it is really important to me to have the experience of being inside the noisy and bustling Medina - I want to go down a busy street, alley-way, and then retreat into a courtyard Riad inside.

Is Royal Mansour like this or is it actually just outside/separate hotel? I heard it's a really nice hotel, but it is really important to me to be inside the Medina.

And if not, any nice/luxury places like Royal Mansour that is actually inside/have to navigate the city streets?

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u/atonaltensor — 18 hours ago