Je l'ai croisé ce matin à Casa. Une vieilke ferrari

الله يريح بالكم
Have a great Week ✌️❤️

Darija is the language most of us speak in our daily lives, yet our education system relies heavily on Modern Standard Arabic and French, neither of which is our native language.
Languages evolve, borrow from one another, and develop over time. Maltese, for example, evolved from Arabic varieties and was later influenced by Italian and other languages, eventually becoming an official language with its own standardized writing system.
So why couldn’t Moroccan Darija follow a similar path? We could develop its grammar, establish a standardized writing system, and gradually introduce it into education and official institutions.
I’m curious to hear your opinions. Do you think this is a realistic idea, or would it create more problems than it solves? Why?

Honestly, Moroccan rap is getting boring as hell. I feel like everyone is trying to follow the same formula nowadays, same trap beats, same flexing, same lifestyle, same everything. It's like everyone wants to go viral and make money, but nobody wants to take risks or bring something different to the scene. And the crazy part is that Morocco has so much potential musically, yet anything outside the mainstream barely gets the attention it deserves. Look at Tunisia, for example. I'm not saying Tunisian rap is perfect or that it doesn't have commercial garbage too, but at least there's a different side to explore, different sounds and artists with their own identities. I just wish Moroccan rap had more diversity, more underground artists getting recognition, more experimentation, more personality. Not everyone needs to sound the same just because it works. We have enough rappers trying to be the next big thing; I'd rather hear someone making something original, even if it's rough around the edges, than another song that sounds exactly like the last ten.

Ana t7tit f wahed la situation dial khassni nkhrej mn darna u nssken buhdi, l2ichkal li 3endi huwa ma3rftch l achmn mdina nmchi mankdbch 3likum tleft flewel gelt nmchi Rabat bnssba liya bent buhdi et pas motorisée mais saraha mn ga3 les postes fhemt bli lkra tma ghali bzaaaaf u hta makaynch u ana bagha nssken buhdi machi collocation

Mn muraha fekert nmchi bouskoura mchit kanssewel galu liya bouskoura anl9a kra buhdi u zwin walakin ila ma3endich voiture ant3edeb

La raison 3lach dert poste hiya anahu ana makntch kanssafr bzaf u ma3arfach les villes kifach dayrin u bima anani ana li khassni nkhtar tleft .

Please li deja sken f chi blassa u jatu mzianna igulha liya hadu huma churut :

- Blassa li n9der nl9a kra buhdi studio 3la 9di jehdi f kra maximum 3500 dhs

- khass blassa li tkun machi b3ida 3la kulchi kima gelt likum ana bent buhdi u je suis pas motorisée

- u tkun connexion hitach kankhdem mn dar bzaf bzaf

Svp li sken f chi mdina ula chi blassa u kant tjriba zwina Igulha liya 🙏🏻❤️

Our boy's drip was so hard he had to go 🥲

Ahmed Touizi, the newly elected President of the House of Representatives, received a delegation from the American Jewish Committee (AJC) led by Jason Isaacson on October 26, 2026.
Source : LeDesk

Speaking time is decided by how many parliament members you have.

PAM : 11 minutes

RNI : 7 minutes

Istiqlal : 7 minutes

PJD : 6 minutes

Harakis : 3 minutes

USFP : 3 minutes

PPS : 2 minutes 30

FGD (Left) : 1 minute

https://www.chambredesrepresentants.ma/sites/default/files/2026-10/OJ26102026_0.pdf

Sharing my experience using inDrive in Agadir for the last few days. A TikTok user recommended the app for travel, so I thought nothing of downloading it, just like I did with Bolt when visiting Portugal. Anyway, the first couple of rides were really great, they were decent cars, very polite drivers, and very reasonable prices compared to the orange taxis. Then, for some reason, the inDrives took a hasty downward spiral. We had one young lady whose car was barely functional and kept stalling as she was driving, nearly causing an accident! She then left us on the other side of the freeway to Crocopark, which you cannot cross on foot. Thankfully, she came back and drove us to the proper entrance. Several showed up in cars that did not have the correct registration plates, so we declined, and they were quite aggressive. Another very young male driver, with a car that barely moved, asked us for triple the fare when we got in his car! He told us to get out when we said no. Also, a few turned up with other people in them. Then, a standard taxi driver told us that it is not legal to use inDrive. We had no idea; it is a legitimate app, and you upload your face for verification, so we just thought it was like Bolt or Uber. We also had an orange cab driver rip us off; he gave us a price for Inezgane market (about 20 minutes away) then dropped us at Souk El Had, which was only 5 minutes away, even though we expressly told him we were going to visit that souk later after Inezgane. So, basically, you cannot trust other taxis either! Anyway, the holiday was pretty good apart from that bit, just wondering if anyone else has had similar experiences. I think if we ever go again, we will hire a car.

Hello everyone been posting here since ever .

English speaker with an experience in call centers looking for a job in a call centre in rabat Casa or Agdal .

Anyone here working in TP or concentrix or telus can recommend me or something?

Thank you all

كل واحد كيلغي بلغاه، شي كيغولك اللغة العربية هي لي خاصنا نعطيوها الاهتمام في البلاد حيث هي اللغة الرسمية ديال المغرب و لغة القرآن و الإسلام علما أنها لغة رسمية كذلك شي كيغولك اللغة الأمازيغية هي لي خاصنا نعطيوها الاهتمام في البلاد حيث هي لغة الهوية و كتعبر على ثقافة المغرب و تا هي لغة رسمية شي كيغولك نشدو الدارجة في البلاد و نرجعوها لغة حيث كتوحد جميع المغاربة و ما نساوش اللغة الفرنسية لي هي لغة لي كنقراو بيها و كنخدمو بيها و اللغة الإنجليزية لي هي اللغة لي كيهضر بيها العالم كامل و مانساوش اللغة الإسبانية لي حاضرة في الشمال و الصحراء المغربية بسبب الحماية الإسبانية، ها حنا ولينا في 6 لغات و المشكل أن كاع اللغات خاصنا نعطيوها نفس الحق، راه واقيلة الصين و ما كتقدريش 6 لغات دقة واحدة، راه البروغرام ديال التلميذ خاصو يكون خفيف و عملي ماشي تزيد ثقلو و مانساوش أن بزاف المغاربة منافقين باغي العربية و شي باغي الأمازيغية و شي باغي حتى الدارجة هي لي تكون اللغة الأولى و لكن يكون عندو الفلوس غادي يقري ولدو في البعث الأجنبية لي ماكيقريو لا عربية لا أمازيغية لا دارجة.

Does anyone knows a well experienced pulmonologist, I'm in a serious situation, I went to a lot of pulmonologist but they lack knowledge and they just gave some medicines and we'rent able to locate exactly the problem (even an AI is better than them) , I need someone that can perform an operation

Hey guys,

A family member applied to a Schengen visa from spain first week of october and is still waiting. I heard they are not responding fast or positively recently so i wanted to ask if anyone did go through the same thing lately ?
Do you think contacting them would help?

Thank you,
Good day

So I am marrying in Morocco in 3 months and I have a clean record but like 3 years ago I got arrested for a CCW charge because I live in Indiana by the border of Michigan and my gun was legal in Indiana because they have a open carry gun law but Michigan they are more strict with guns so I was a mile from the border in Michigan and got a CCW charge but it got dismissed so it was a felony charge but I got a lawyer who got me a HYTA program for first time offenders and I was able to COMPLETELY dismiss it and it’s gone. I have no record, I had to plead guilty for the program but I still never got a conviction, so I can still get married in Morocco as an American from what all my research tells me. What I’m worried about is if the judge in Morocco who is supposed to approve us to get married see the arrest for felony and raise suspicion, even if I never got convicted. I will bring my HYTA papers to show how it got dismissed and I’ll have them make a copy translated to Darija for them to see. Does anyone know if the arrest will hurt me? It’s dismissed and no conviction but it will show arrested. I have no criminal record and even this was a horrible situation because it was a legal gun in Indiana and I was only a mile from Michigan and wasn’t thinking.

There’s something surreal about watching the giant burners light up against the dark pre-dawn sky before lifting off right as the sun breaks over the horizon.

Floating above the Marrakech Palmeraie gives you a completely different perspective of the landscape—away from the hustle of the Medina, looking down at the endless palm groves, distant Berber villages, and (on a clear day) the silhouettes of the High Atlas mountains.

For anyone planning to add this to their itinerary, here are a few quick tips I wish I knew beforehand:

Timing is everything: Flights almost always happen at sunrise because the wind conditions are calmest. Be prepared for an very early morning hotel pickup (usually around 5:00 AM or earlier, depending on the season).

Dress in layers: It gets surprisingly chilly standing in the desert field before takeoff and high up in the air while moving with the wind, but it warms up quickly once the sun is fully up.

Book with local operators: There are several reputable companies running out of Marrakech. Always check recent reviews and ensure they follow international safety standards.

Has anyone else here tried it, or do you have a favorite spot in Morocco for sunrise views? Let’s hear your thoughts!

I have a few questions and i got no one to answer them, also if you know anything about it please let me know.

hello everyone! i have the option of visiting fes for 1.5 days, but with friday being the main day, ive heard there's not much to see in the medina.

my flight would arrive on thursday at 1:30pm from marrakesh, then depart friday 7pm.

im especially interested in artisan crafts, so though i could visit the relevant areas of the medina on thursday within 3-4hrs, then see landmarks on friday (eg. tannery, royal palace, bou inania madrasa etc.) but might be too rushed. what do you think?

side note, does anyone have a recommended store for buying a fes (the hat)? thank you for any advice!

Any recommendations for agencies or groups in Morocco that organize hikes and weekend trips with a mostly young, fun, and friendly crowd? Looking to explore nature, meet new people, and have a good time!

Ay coiffeur either f Marrakech rabat mohemadia
( naima it takes forever bach twsslni nouba so am looking for one li more available 3liha)