After 100 days at the helm of government, the Islamist PJD impose a society based on an Arab-Muslim identity politics.
sounds good to me...

check it out here :

http://www.slateafrique.com/85607/10-raisons-croire-que-le-maroc-pourrait-devenir-un-emirat-islamiste

Tahir Shah takes us on a brief visit of the Hay Hasseni Souk in Casablanca, Morocco. It's the kind of place most people don't realise exists: a whole Aladdin's den to discover.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xsL-u3wimo&feature=youtu.be

I've been here before, I love these places :)

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I joined Raioo awhile ago for fun and to meet new friends, but it's too bad that no one is giving it much attention. It feels like a deserted website. No one replies for months. Why? Where are the Admins? Where are the other 700 members? Where are the movers and shakers of the place?
HelooooooooOOOOOOOOooooooooooOOOOOOOoooooo000?
Anyone here?

Cricket.. cricket...

My friend Zouhir asked me to share this announcement. There's going to be a concert in New York to celebrate the Amazigh Spring 2012. Presented by Tazzla Institute for Cultural Diversity, supported by Amazigh Cultural Association in America and organized by Imazighen of Boston and New York in partnership with "Creating Peace Through the Arts and Media" a United Nations Culture of Peace. Program founded by Tazzla Institute with support by other NGOs.

Opening Montage: "Amazigh Women"
Film : " Zohra, a Morrocan fairy tale, UK-Morocco "
Concert by: KHALID IZRI

Free Admission.

It sounds like a good opportunity to connect and enjoy a great cultural time. Find it on facebook here.

i am from philippines that use to work in south korea with some moroccan and i would like to have a contact with mounia, shes my friend and married to paulo, they are both from rabat morocco, the last time i saw her was she was pregnant and their going to dubai to work there, i really love to have a contact to them cause shes my friend, i wish someone can help me to find her, we use to work on a auto spare parts company in korea called hyundae-daebang...

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Some of you are perhaps much more familiar with Tlemcen than I am, as it is a city I have yet to visit. Amongst us in the Maghrebin cultures, we know of Tlemcen for its history, art, architecture, and music. But the rest of the Arab and Muslim world may not have heard of it much (if at all in the case of many), until recently it was designated a Cultural Capital of the Islamic World for 2011 by ISESCO.

At home we watched on TV the inauguration of Tlemcen and the celebration of this title, and you couldn't help but want to go visit and explore for yourself, as you would with other historic cities in the Maghreb. But what struck me personally, having visited other very historic places in Algeri

has anyone watched generation news on medi1 sat? any reactions, thoughts, opinions?
i just watched an episode and it reminded me of how at a certain age we were both critical and yet also know-it-alls.. :o)

I did tried to change my picture
I got this message
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I tested it on \"Internet Explorer, Firefox and Google chrome\".
Take care.
Bye