Culture
History
Religion
Geography
Language
In the Photos
100
No, this is not Lev Knopov!
This is King Mohammed
100
This group of people were the first to explore Morocco (around 1000 B.C.).
Who are The Phoenicians?
100
99 % of Moroccans identify with this religion.
What is Islam?
100
Name the current capital and four historical capitals of Morocco.
What is Rabat, current capital?
(The Imperial Cities of Morocco are the four historical capital cities of Morocco: Fez, Marrakesh, Meknes and Rabat).
100
Hello
Marhaba
100
Who is Hisham?
200
A historical district in a number of North African cities, often corresponding to an old walled city. Arabic word simply meaning "city" or "town."
What is medina?
200
Traders from this country imposed the term "barbaroi," meaning "not of our people," to the indigenous communities of the interior of Morocco (now often referred to as Berber).
What is Greece?
200
Islam was first introduced to Morocco in this century.
What is 7th c.?
200
The Kingdom of Morocco is the most westerly of the North African countries known as the Maghreb, meaning....
“West” or “the area where the sun sets.”
200
Thank you
Shukran
200
Name of this Berber-Roman city
What is Volubilis?
300
Traditionally an open-air market that locals relied on for their essential items, and later became essential to ancient commerce as traders passed through.
What are souks?
300
This Arab Muslim dynasty was the first to rule in Morocco for over a century (789-921); they also founded the city of Fex
What is the Idrisside dynasty?
300
This governing document prohibits acts and speech “undermining the Islamic religion.”
What is the constitution?
(Note: The constitution of Morocco guarantees freedom of religion, describes the nation as Muslim and the king as the “Amir El Mouminin”, or commander of the faithful)
300
Commonly known as the "roof of Morocco," this area separates three parts of Morocco: Atlantic Morocco, Mediterranean Morocco and Saharan Morocco
What is The High Atlas?
300
God willing
In shallah
300
The Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, Morocco. 2nd largest functioning mosque in Africa and is the 14th largest in the world. Its minaret is the world's second tallest minaret at 210 metres (689 ft).
400
This spice is called "red gold."
What is saffron?
400
During the "scramble for Africa", these two European countries gained control over Morocco.
What are France and Spain?
400
Islamic Law considers this animal to be ritually pure and possess blessings. They can freely enter homes and even mosques.
Cats
400
The two bodies of water that surround Morocco.
What are the Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Ocean?
400
Come on! hurry up!
yalla!
400
Cooking class in Marrakesh
500
The drink of the friendship and hospitality.
What is Moroccan mint tea?
500
Morocco regained it's independence from foreign rule in this year?
What is 1956?
500
The Amazigh of the Atlas, who have been there since the Phoenician era, are of this religion.
What is Islam, Judaism, Christianity?
(Before Islam, Amazigh had no religion, they worshiped different gods like the sun and rain, but when Islam arrived in Morocco in 681, Amazigh started converting to Islam, as well as Judaism and Christianity)
500
The nomadic Berber tribes from the Atlas Mountains in North Africa, in what is now Morocco. In the 8th century, they invaded the Christian West, in what is now Spain and Portugal, and brought Islam with them.
What are Moors?
500
How are you?
Keifak?
500
guess who
Lola