Latest posts by Farah Kinani
Laicity and Football deception in the Moroccan Blogs
Last Monday was the first day of the new Hegire year 1427 and the Moroccan Blogsphere wished Muslims all over the world a happy new year (French). Soumiaz author of Imta , started an e-discussion with foulla‘s Refusenik about Islam and laicity . While most of the Moroccan bloggers posted...
Football and media's trial in the Moroccan blogs
January 12th is Yennayer, the Amazigh New Year . So I'll start by wishing Amazighs all around the world a happy Yenayer 2956! Last week was a sportive one in the Moroccan blogs. And most of the bloggers encouraged the Moroccan football team playing in the African Cup of Nations...
Fatwas and tragedies..in the Moroccan blogs
Last week was a very active one in the Moroccan blogosphere and e-debats went on about different subjects, and very interesting ones. The Moroccan bloggers talked, among other subjects, about the hajj’s latest tragedy. They also discussed the recent Fatwa about the necessity of wearing underwears while.. making love! The...
Eid Al Adha unites the Moroccan bloggers and Marock divides them
This week, Muslims all over the world are celbrating Aid Al Adha to commemorate Abraham's sacrifice. Moroccan bloggers didn't miss the occasion to wish everybody a Merry celebration. Eid Mubarak In a funny note, Mehdi wishes a Happy Eid to his readers and he informs them (French link) that “have...
The first week of 2006 in the Moroccan blogs
2006 is here, so happy new year from the Moroccan blogosphere. After a one month absence , Larbi is back. This blog is definitely the most popular among the Moroccan bloggers and in addition to its critical posts it also offers services to its readers. And I just had to...
About blogging in Morocco
Although blogging in Morocco is a new “fashion”, it is spreading with a high speed among Moroccans from all ages and different activities. You have the Doctor , the politic , the student, the antropologist,..etc. And if in other Arab countries blogging is mostly in Arabic, Morrocan bloggers happen to...
