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This situation is profoundly concerning and highlights certain negative cultural practices present in #Morocco 🇲🇦. It is often observed that Moroccan men may resort to violence against women when their efforts to engage in bribery do not yield the desired results. The cow shown in this video exemplifies—— Morocco...

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Layla Mohamed1 year ago

Muslim woman traveling without muhrim not good.

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Mohamed Olad1 year ago

Our woman are free and in today’s world it is not necessary. Leave that for the oppressors & the misogynist jealous creatures.

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Ahmed Al-Jaberti 🇸🇱 ﷽1 year ago

@Laylah1548 you are absolutely right! I dont understand what have misogyny jealousy oppressors to do with muslim women following that which the Prophet has left behind! Muslim women shouldnt be travelling without muhram! Islam has no time period where it applies!

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Mohamed Olad1 year ago

@Laylah1548 Welcome to reality and to the real world. We don’t need hypocrisy here.

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YUSUF 🇸🇴 🇩🇯1 year ago

She's wrong, travelling alone and take pictures with criminals such as taliban

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Mohamed Olad1 year ago

Oh now you have issues with Taliban. “She wrong because she took pictures with taliban” 🙈

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imMayaala-b1 year ago

They r really the worst people on this earth, they stole without limit, perversion of morality, do not know religion, see they are out of Arab culture. and do not know the عيب

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Mohamed Olad1 year ago

It is quite alarming to me. If this is the manner in which they treat visitors, particularly women, what else might they neglect? A change is necessary.

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SDM DR1 year ago

My brother, I do respect you, but what do you think will happen when a wonem travels alone by herself? I mean without mehram consistently?? I am saying that I do nothing against her, but she is making a great mistake. And he deserve what even happened to her .

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Mohamed Olad1 year ago

That is there but again the exception is also there. I would’ve loved to see another person with her but again we are not in the past and the right era. No society can control their women. Besides, Morocco is 99% Muslim state if Im not mistaken; it is men should’ve taken the lead of protecting the visitors and the vulnerable.

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