Moroccans and Pornography During Ramadan

 

 

In Morocco, like in many Muslim-majority communities, it's common for people to refrain from romantic activities during Ramadan, especially if they're not married. But things are changing, especially in 2024. More and more individuals are starting to engage in premarital activities, even though some traditional barriers are still in place. Most Moroccans live with their families, so bringing a partner home is usually frowned upon. However, sneaky meetups happen when parents aren't paying attention and neighbors are busy. This situation is shared among the general population, except for the wealthy minority. Talking openly about these things is still considered taboo, but my colleague and friend, journalist Nora Fouari, isn't afraid to shine a light on these realities. She recently shared Google's data on porn consumption during Ramadan through her media outlet, H-News.

 Many Moroccans are fully embracing the spirit of Ramadan by indulging in their favorite pastime - watching Porn! Yes, you heard right, and Google stats confirm it. Thank God it is not any of us; otherwise, we'll face an immense backlash. H-news published the stats for those who'll open their mouth before finishing the article. The latest Google Trend figures show that Moroccans are increasing their porn consumption during the holy month, with peak viewing hours starting right after iftar.

 The Souss Massa region appears to be leading the way in this not-so-holy activity, closely followed by Tangier-Tetouan, Rabat-SalĂ©-Quneitra, and Chaouia. Who would have thought that Ramadan could be such a lively time for Moroccans? Maybe they're just trying to balance out all the fasting and praying with a bit of sexy entertainment.

So, the next time you feel guilty about enjoying some porn during Ramadan, just remember - you're not alone. Moroccans are right there with you, watching until the early morning hours. Ramadan, a time for reflection, prayer, and...?

By Simo Ben







 
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