Research Paper On Morocco

A North African country bordering the Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea is distinguished by its Berber, Arabian and European cultural influences. Morocco is the fifth-largest Arab country by population 33.8 million.

You do not have to make a doctor’s appointment by time. You tell them either in the morning of the afternoon and you show up either in the morning or the afternoon and is a first come basis. You cannot buy ibuprofen over the counter you have to go to a pharmacist. When you are in the hospital you have to supply almost all the things you think you will need while staying at their hospital like water, sheets, blankets, pillows, and Kleenex’s. You will not be provided a single room unless you pay extra even if you have a child
Morocco have five main religious ceremonies. The first ceremony is the longest and it last a whole month. At sunset, they break their fast milk, a soup called haria, dates, and sweet cookies. Women do not need to go to the mosque to pray only the men. The shops and restaurant stay closed until the sunset prayer is over. At 10:30 p.m. they eat their dinner but most families might eat another meal right before dawn called S’hour. In the ninth month on the 27th night, little girls wear gowns, little braids, and make-up. The second religious holiday is Fatih Moharram, the first of the first month on the Islamic calendar. The third religious event is at the end of Ramadan. The name Eid El Fitr indicates the breaking og the fast at the end of the holy month. They wake up early, men go to the mosque to pray, and the women prepare the special breakfast, which consist of typical Moroccan pancakes and Melwi. After the men are done with the prayers, families gather around the table to eta in a copicus breakfast. They also will visit families and talk around mint tea and cookies. The kids are dressed in their new cloths and the adults are in their regular