Anonymous
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8/5/2025, 1:02:57 PM
No.512279556
>>512279660
>>512279794
>>512279920
>>512280603
>>512280765
>>512280798
>>512281077
>>512281305
8/5/2025, 1:02:57 PM
No.512279556
>>512279660
>>512279794
>>512279920
>>512280603
>>512280765
>>512280798
>>512281077
>>512281305
There's no such thing as a secular Moroccan
All Moroccans are devout and every Moroccan woman wears a hijab in the West. There's no "force" required to get a Moroccan woman to observe the hijab. These are not Lebanese, Iranian or Turk where the hijab has to be compelled by a ruthless conservative family or the women will take it off, rather all Moroccan women wear it out of sheer devotion to Islam.
All Moroccan diaspora are schooled in the Quran and Arabic language and proudly wear their Islamic identity over the identity of their host country.
You'll even find Somalis, Afghans and Pakistanis who have fallen into secularism but never a Moroccan.
Even Moroccan footballers like Hakimi and Mazraoui are devout and fast Ramadan whereas non-Moroccans like Lamine Yamal find ways around fasting during the season.
You attack the King of Morocco and call him a secular cuck etc yet he goes to hajj and prays his daily prayers. So how is this secular?
All Moroccan diaspora are schooled in the Quran and Arabic language and proudly wear their Islamic identity over the identity of their host country.
You'll even find Somalis, Afghans and Pakistanis who have fallen into secularism but never a Moroccan.
Even Moroccan footballers like Hakimi and Mazraoui are devout and fast Ramadan whereas non-Moroccans like Lamine Yamal find ways around fasting during the season.
You attack the King of Morocco and call him a secular cuck etc yet he goes to hajj and prays his daily prayers. So how is this secular?
