Morocco Celebrates Achoura Festival

Moroccan children of all ages are celebrating the Achoura Festival in Morocco, or on the 10th day of Muharram on January 19th this year. Traditionally, families gather to eat a special meal and offer one-tenth of the annual income for zakat or the poor. Street festivals, camp fire, fireworks are other common celebrations.

As holidays get closer, trade, toys, Taarija drums will be very busy. From the working class community store to the large shopping mall, shops of all sizes offer new products for the celebration of atchaura. You can use toys, plastic guns, cars, masks, and all other possible toys. Toys for all budgets can make a choice for children and families

Some shoppers even have toys on the floor so that small shoppers can use them. In addition to toys, sales of Taarija drums are active during this period. They are a long tradition of Moroccan festivals. Children and adults usually buy a new drum every season. Several people have collected Moroccan drums for many years. Friends and family gather at important days while playing the drum while singing and dancing in Morocco

During the Akaura Festival, the children celebrated the street. Most of them are looking forward to an important era of Zem Zem. Children can share their names in Mecca's well and can spray water freely for other children and adults. In the evening, the campfire will catch fire. Those in new clothes sing, jump and dance in the midnight fire

In the past few years, the children have exploded the rocket. This activity is banned by the government as lack of supervision may lead to many serious accidents including children. Rocket sales are still being carried out by blackmail merchants and remote villages. Families will gather and enjoy special dried fruits and couscous (dry mitten). The Moroccans light their candles and visit the dead in the cemetery and pray for them.

The last element of the athleta festival is zakat. Achoura is from Arabic 10, achara. During the vacation season, the Moroccans provide zakat to the poor, or one tenth of the previous year's income.

Between the past 20 and 30 years, the festival of the Ashura Festival has been developing in Morocco. In the past, people in southeastern Morocco celebrated it with great enthusiasm. Because, on the eve of Ashura, every tribe slaughtered bulls and cows and people stayed overnight to play games with Awach and Ashidus. To early morning. Each tribe invites others to join Ashura's customary practices when adults and children gather water all day

Moroccan children of all ages are celebrating the Achoura Festival in Morocco, or on the 10th day of Muharram on January 19th this year. Traditionally, families gather to eat a special meal and offer one-tenth of the annual income for zakat or the poor. Street festivals, bonfires and fireworks are other common celebrations. As holidays get closer, trade, toys, Taarija drums will be very busy. From the working class community store to the large shopping mall, shops of all sizes offer new products for the celebration of atchaura. You can use toys, plastic guns, cars, masks, and all other possible toys. Toys for all budgets can make a choice for children and families

During the Akaura Festival, the children celebrated the street. Most of them are looking forward to an important era of Zem Zem. Children can share their names in Mecca's well and can spray water freely for other children and adults. In the evening, the campfire will catch fire. Those in new clothes sing, jump and dance in the midnight fire. In the past few years, the children have exploded the rocket. This activity is banned by the government as lack of supervision may lead to many serious accidents including children. Rocket sales are still being carried out by blackmail merchants and remote villages. Families will gather and enjoy special dried fruits and couscous (dry mitten). The Moroccans light their candles and visit the dead in the cemetery and pray for them.