A foreign journalist involuntarily caused the dismissal of a Moroccan nurse named Aya. She copied his telephone number from his COVID-19 test information and then later contacted him to ask him to marry her.

A Moroccan woman living in Fez, who must've been bored out of her mind (I would know since it's my hometown), couldn't find anything better to do than to order her pet dog to kill one of her pet kittens and film it on video to post online.

A few days before the end of the previous Ramadan, Moroccan police raided a café in the city center, arrested a group of young people, and took them to the police station under an investigation for allegedly breaking the fast even though they were in a closed space out of public view. The police arrived with an army of camera operators documenting the raid for many media outlets across Morocco. Aren’t the police supposed to “protect and serve”? Go figure…

Every Ramadan in Morocco, there’s always a huge controversy about the popular TV shows that are shown during the first breakfast of the evening. Commonly, Moroccan families sit around the TV together during this first breakfast every sunset during Ramadan. Seeing PDA on these shows is very taboo for a majority of the strict religious families (which most families are) that consider TV shows and watching TV as Haram, prohibited by Islam. The less religious families still feel uncomfortable like the traditional families when any type of PDA is shown on the screen. With all that being said, I understand why creators have such a difficult time producing quality shows and being creative