culture art
Culture of Morocco The Kingdom of Morocco embraces several ancient cultures and civilizations, which history has witnessed. Over time, the Moroccan lands have received several ethnicities coming from the east, south, and north to it, but each of these groups has left a deep impact on the social structure of the country. It is worth noting that Morocco is a multi-religious country such of Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. In addition, each region of Morocco has unique characteristics that distinguish it from others, and thus the Moroccan culture was formed as it is and provided history with a unique cultural heritage.
Moroccan decoration
Moroccan decoration is characterized by not being mixed or affected by any other style, especially Islamic clearly. In the field of Moroccan art and decoration, the resemblance between it and the civilization of Andalusia became indistinguishable throughout history.
Kitchen
Moroccan cuisine is characterized as one of the most diverse international cuisines, and the reason for this is due to the mixing that Morocco has witnessed with the surrounding world throughout history, bringing together the Amazigh, Arab, Middle Eastern, African, and other cuisines, and Moroccan cuisine ranks first in the Arab world and Africa and the second in the world.
Couscous, tagine, and Malawi are among the oldest Moroccan dishes. As for sweets, kabab el ghazal, chebakia, and coke are ancient Moroccan sweets.
Music and celebrations
Several festivals organized by the Kingdom of Morocco are held in Moroccan territories, such as the International Oral Heritage Festival, the International Forum for Children's Theater, and many other festivals. Several national cultures hosted by Morocco in these festivals are mixed in these festivals.
As for Moroccan music, the most famous Moroccan music is the bandit and the water, which is a mixture of oriental, classical, and Moroccan music. Each of the Moroccan regions is unique in its own musical character.
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