Casablanca's Ramadan evenings are spiritual, convivial, cultural
CASABLANCA: In Hay Sedri, a popular district of Casablanca, Morocco, the streets are empty, the shops are closed and there is a perceptible calmness in the air. It is 7 p.m. and the residents of the neighborhood are having iftar after over 15 hours of fasting. Said, who is 28, has just finished eating and lies down for a few minutes so that his body can adapt to the shock of
Source: arabnews.com
