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Thank you to Jawad and his family for hosting us! We had such a special time with them behind the scenes. Thank you guys, always the fondest memories! ❤
Lucky me, we're visiting Fez next week! Our first time in Morocco. What a pleasant coïncident we came upon your video! And what a wonderful warm family. Thank you guys, this was very helpful for us.
Un grand merci à cette famille marocaine pour la bonne image qu'elle donne du Maroc de sa culture ,sa cuisine et son hospitalité.Merci pour avoir été simple , naturelle et authentique.Merci à Yad pour ces moments de bonheur et de partage .La famille hrizi allah ikaber bikoum 7amartou lina wjahna.
Salam. I'm very grateful for all your Moroccan Videos. To answer your ? about Moroccan dinners, yes we tend to cook everything from scratch, no frozen foods. Born and raised in Morocco in Sale but moved to The US in 91 but watching TH-cam keep my memories of my beautiful country alive. Thank you. Love all your videos.
Thank you Jawad for making this lovely guy proud of the Moroccon culture and hospitality. ZiYad, thank you so much for such a lovely treat of Morocco 🇲🇦, I am definitely going to meet brother Jawad and his beautiful family once I'm in fez. This family's warm hospitality encouraged me to subscribe to your Channel. Thank you so much and keep posting such nice videos over here. Wassalam , Hamood
Thank you for your kind words, Hamood. We’re so grateful to have spent some time with Jawad and his family as we feel we really connected to Morocco and its people / culture a lot more. The humility, love and hospitality here is bar to none!
Salam I must say what a beautiful and humble family. May the Almighty continue to bless them. I love that the cat was part of the meal. Much love to all.❤🇨🇦
I'm really glad that you're enjoying your stay in Fez which is my city, and I always believe that the best way you can truly have a full Moroccan experience, is when you meet and stay with one of the locals
You guys are amazing. The way you deal with the locals is absolutely impeccable. We can see that you have a finesse and good manners that Moroccans quickly feel when it comes from the heart. So I thank of course this wonderful family and I also thank you for your videos extremely well done.
I think most of audiance of this video are moroccan, thanks for making a beautiful image for our country because most of our youth and young people hate morocco they think it's bad... this is may change their minds because most of this category of people are educated just like me and they speak english.
Thank you for your comment. We found Morocco to be incredible in its own right, the tradition and family values are still going strong here which was amazing to see (as the world is losing its way…)
Why do you say most young people hate Morocco? We love our country, we love our culture, our customs and traditions, and we welcome everyone. We are a country that coexists with all races and religions, and we respect everyone.
@@takecare5942 actualy there so many young people hate morocco! it's not an opinion it's a fact for example me and my friends we are a bachelor holders in mechatronics and automation which is a good domain in the world but sadley we don't have any job jet we posts our resume in may different manufactures in my city! but no one answers or reply to us! I can't go outside my city cuz we're f__ pour even our city contains the big industry group in morocco(ocp)... this hard feeling will grow day by day however I do not stop trying at this very moment I am building a personal website to represent my project that I created them during this time so many project 3d mechanical design industrial automation and python project but the others are so hopless and angry!
@@Valkyrie2T I know what ypu mean...you are not given the Opportunities ...You Deserve...You got Educated to High Level...and.. you are Not given the Chance to Progress..Xx
In most Moroccan homes, sellou or sfouf is usually made for special occasions. For example, the birth of a baby (it’s supposed to give the mother energy). Also, in a lot of Muslim homes, it’s a staple during Ramadan.
Thank you enjoyed this video tremendously thank you for the hospitality and the beautiful family that you were with and the wonderful work that you are making through these videos very educational Salaam.
What an amazing video! I enjoyed watching any momnt of this video. Thank you Jawad and your family for the hospitality. And you and your wife are welcome to Morocco any time ❤️🇲🇦
Fan fact about morocco, every city in it have 2 sides, the old and traditional side and the other evolving side with all the new tech and more high end buildings and hotels so morocco is a mix of old and new in everything from the buildings to hotels to food to even people 😁 but some places like fes and meknes have more of the old and traditional vibe than any other city in morocco in a nut shell morocco is like a wakanda 😁😁
Thanks for sharing morrocan hospitality is so heart warming , I have had the pleasure of being a guest many times in morroco . Morrocan hospitality similar to Turkish majority love looking after guest with food 😊
I live in Italy, but my family is from Meknes. I know it's probably late but you should visit it next time ! It's just 1,hour from Fes and it's actually ha a very similar raw vibe but of it's own. Furthermore near meknes there are also ruins of the Roman city Volubilis with well preserved mosaics. There is a lot to check out
Absolutely loved this video. The warmth of the hosts showed through in a great manner. I was blown away at how charming and gracious you and your wife are. Just really great people showing the viewers how to visit a city that has a rough reputation. Looking forward to a Fez visit in early 2024.
Actually all the Moroccan family have the same hospitality and the share all the things they have . All Moroccan people have a open hearts for the others
The colored windows and tiles are Andalusian style. As a child I remember these red green yellow blue windows in my grandma her house in Tetouan exact same thee angle curve. Fess was one of the seccond/third city where Andalusian refugees fled to and seccond name of this city is sister of Tetouan. This is because of the long historical ties between the two cities and their elites. Andalusia was Muslim and yess Jews were part of the culture.
No problem. Just one correction it is Tetouan wich is named Sister of Fess. The elites of both cities go far back in history and married exclusively with one another. After Battle of Bagdoura they installed the first independent dynastie after upcoming of the Arabs.
What an incredibly lovely family. Just amazing. And the city itself is just fascinating. Thanks for the great video. I can't wait to visit this place In'sha'Allah
It’s usually such a veneered family gathering to be crowned a revolving set of dishes expressing a sheer readiness to share moments of joy and excitement. Yet, it’s a way of been generous and taste all the mother’s approved food specialities !
I spend almost every summervacation in Fez since I was young. I also always noticed the black smoke. Driving through villages I saw that farmers set fire to fields to clear stubble, weeds or waste before sowing a new crop.
Had to subscribe, thanks for featuring Morocco its warm, authentic people, their fascinating culture and geographically beautiful country. We shall return. 🙏💙
We gathered in the living room every day at breakfast, lunch and dinner all of us together, and we have let one of the parents to take the first bit than we can eat
Hi, thank you for this short visit of the Medina of Fès, there is so much to see in there,. As for the Tanneries, as strange as it may seem, if it is true that the smell shocks the visitors, I have been told that for the workers who work in no longer feel it. As for the black smoke you saw from the top of the city, it is probably the kilns that are used to cook the pottery and the raw material of the Moroccan Fassi Zellige, if you are still in the city, it would be very interesting to show a workshop of the manufacture of this zellige which is unique of its kind and whose way and art of making it have been transmitted for centuries from father to son.
Well done guys you are excellent in showing the beautiful culture and hospitality of the Moroccan people , I’m Moroccan British and I like to assure you that our table is always appetising with many different dishes from meat, chicken,fish, vegetables,salads and fruits , we take a pleasure to feed our guests and we are very kind to our neighbours even in our busy hectic life in London Enjoy the rest of your journey as most of my family and friends enjoyed your videos Good luck to you both 👍
In Morocco even the poor family eats well, the diversity in the dinning table is from our culinary and food culture, same as other mediterranean countries.
Did you know that these houses are worth more than a million dollars, and if you want to buy one of them, the state intervenes and obliges you to leave it after 99 years if you are a foreigner?😉😉
حمدالله انا فخورا ب بلادي وكل مرحب بيه في المغرب بلدكم تاني هذه هيا ثقافتنا و ثراتنا وتقليدنا من القدم هده سنة رئيت الكثير من اليوتيوبر من كل انحان العالم يزورنا المغرب هدا شئ جميل مرحبا بكم جميعا في المملكة المغرب 👑🇲🇦
22:57 Fuasa (Fez citizens) do not speak arabic, it's just that their Darija accent is the one that resembles old Moorish/Andalusian the most, the confusion with Arabic is just because these languages can be written with arabic script, just like Urdu, Punjabi, Kurdish, etc reminder that the famous "arab conquest of north africa" is extremely inaccurate, as Arabs have actually never been to Morocco,
Fez is high ob my list of places to visit. I' assume the man showing you around was Jewish since he lived in the Jewish quarter & there was a star of David on his grandfather's certificate. Morocco has always had good relations with the Jews there.
Moroccans are a mixed race of Sephardic Jewish, amazigh, Iberian and Arabian. In morocco Jewish and Muslim lived in peace since centuries and the king of morocco Mohamed the five refused to give moroccans Jewish to nazi Germany because they are after all moroccans and not specifically Jewish or Muslims ..
Hey brother i from holland amsterdam but the honesty every normal moracain treat you like that the want you to feel home you are welcome in amsterdam too enjoy salaam
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I think Morocco reaching the world cup semi finals..has opened more people's eyes ..
ton vœux et les vœux tous les Marocains la demi-finale c'est fait
Not about that. Morocco it’s drug country and sex the European peoples and Middle East Arab they visit it for sex and drug
تحياتي لكم من مراكش أخي الكريم بالعكس المغرب موجود منذ 1300 سنة .وفاس سوف تتكلم نيابة عن أي ...❤❤🇲🇦🇲🇦💪👏
This was by far one of the best experiences of our trip, what did you guys think of the beautiful family and the city of Fez?
thats Morocco. glad you enjoyed and dont forget MOROCCO IS IN SEMI FINALS OF THE WORLD CUP!!
Thy loved you
@@locosmiley2008 viva Morocco!!!! 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦❤️
@@abrahamguejdi5444 We loved them too ❤️🙏
@@YadVenturess Sweet. I really appreciate what you do. Bon chance
Thank you to Jawad and his family for hosting us! We had such a special time with them behind the scenes. Thank you guys, always the fondest memories! ❤
The best family ❤❤
There is nothing better then Moroccan hospitality ♥️😍🇲🇦
One of the best ❤️🇲🇦
There is Irish .. also..Xx
Lucky me, we're visiting Fez next week! Our first time in Morocco. What a pleasant coïncident we came upon your video! And what a wonderful warm family. Thank you guys, this was very helpful for us.
I'm sure you will have a great time! There is so much to see and enjoy and thank you for watching :)
You welcome to morocco visit rabat after fez
Wow! The food seems delicious guys and the family is very kind ❤
Really food in Morocco another taste
So delicious man ❤️🙏
Un grand merci à cette famille marocaine pour la bonne image qu'elle donne du Maroc de sa culture ,sa cuisine et son hospitalité.Merci pour avoir été simple , naturelle et authentique.Merci à Yad pour ces moments de bonheur et de partage .La famille hrizi allah ikaber bikoum 7amartou lina wjahna.
Thank you so much my friend :)
Salam. I'm very grateful for all your Moroccan Videos. To answer your ? about Moroccan dinners, yes we tend to cook everything from scratch, no frozen foods. Born and raised in Morocco in Sale but moved to The US in 91 but watching TH-cam keep my memories of my beautiful country alive. Thank you. Love all your videos.
Thank you for the lovely words, appreciate it and I'm glad it brings back great memories for you :) ❤❤
Thank you Jawad for making this lovely guy proud of the Moroccon culture and hospitality. ZiYad, thank you so much for such a lovely treat of Morocco 🇲🇦, I am definitely going to meet brother Jawad and his beautiful family once I'm in fez. This family's warm hospitality encouraged me to subscribe to your Channel. Thank you so much and keep posting such nice videos over here. Wassalam , Hamood
Thank you for your kind words, Hamood. We’re so grateful to have spent some time with Jawad and his family as we feel we really connected to Morocco and its people / culture a lot more. The humility, love and hospitality here is bar to none!
Thank you Hamood brother! We appreciate you watching and your support :)
I came across your videos and this is just mind-blowing. From the colors, the food to the animals, everything is just gorgeous.
Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed it 🙏😊
That's my mom rules , we have to eat together in one table or she gonna be mad , and that's something that i like too , welcome guys to Morocco 🇲🇦🇲🇦
Thank you so much ♥️♥️
Salam I must say what a beautiful and humble family. May the Almighty continue to bless them. I love that the cat was part of the meal. Much love to all.❤🇨🇦
Salam and thank you so much for watching. They are such a lovely family ❤️
I am from Fez, thank you for the beautiful video of my city.
Thank you for watching :) ❤❤
I'm really glad that you're enjoying your stay in Fez which is my city, and I always believe that the best way you can truly have a full Moroccan experience, is when you meet and stay with one of the locals
For sure Fez has so much history and a great experience staying with a local family too :)
The Moroccan hospitality is the best !!
We loved it! ♥️♥️
Thank you jawad and his lovely family to show how the morrocan hospitality amazing.and welcome everybody in my city Fes.
Indeed an incredible family! Thank you so much for watching!
Thank you guys for all the good words that you said … and welcome any time 👍🏽
Thanks again!
You guys are amazing. The way you deal with the locals is absolutely impeccable. We can see that you have a finesse and good manners that Moroccans quickly feel when it comes from the heart. So I thank of course this wonderful family and I also thank you for your videos extremely well done.
Thank you so much for the kind words Neal 🙏
I think most of audiance of this video are moroccan, thanks for making a beautiful image for our country because most of our youth and young people hate morocco they think it's bad... this is may change their minds because most of this category of people are educated just like me and they speak english.
Thank you for your comment. We found Morocco to be incredible in its own right, the tradition and family values are still going strong here which was amazing to see (as the world is losing its way…)
It's a pleasure Lucian, thank you for watching the videos and I hope the videos encourage more people to understand the Moroccan culture further! :)
Why do you say most young people hate Morocco? We love our country, we love our culture, our customs and traditions, and we welcome everyone. We are a country that coexists with all races and religions, and we respect everyone.
@@takecare5942 actualy there so many young people hate morocco! it's not an opinion it's a fact for example me and my friends we are a bachelor holders in mechatronics and automation which is a good domain in the world but sadley we don't have any job jet we posts our resume in may different manufactures in my city! but no one answers or reply to us! I can't go outside my city cuz we're f__ pour even our city contains the big industry group in morocco(ocp)... this hard feeling will grow day by day however I do not stop trying at this very moment I am building a personal website to represent my project that I created them during this time so many project 3d mechanical design industrial automation and python project but the others are so hopless and angry!
@@Valkyrie2T I know what ypu mean...you are not given the Opportunities ...You Deserve...You got Educated to High Level...and.. you are Not given the Chance to Progress..Xx
In most Moroccan homes, sellou or sfouf is usually made for special occasions. For example, the birth of a baby (it’s supposed to give the mother energy). Also, in a lot of Muslim homes, it’s a staple during Ramadan.
@@MidnightxCrow I misspoke. I was meaning within Morocco and not around the world.
Love to hear this, it tasted sooo good I miss it! ❤️
Beautyful vlog about Morocco 😍 and the sweet family and 🐱❤
Thank you ❤️❤️
Thank you enjoyed this video tremendously thank you for the hospitality and the beautiful family that you were with and the wonderful work that you are making through these videos very educational Salaam.
Thank you for watching and the kind words Eric 🙏 Salam.
Beautiful country beautiful people ❤
Thank you so much ❤️🇲🇦
What an amazing video! I enjoyed watching any momnt of this video. Thank you Jawad and your family for the hospitality. And you and your wife are welcome to Morocco any time ❤️🇲🇦
Thank you so much ❤❤
Fan fact about morocco, every city in it have 2 sides, the old and traditional side and the other evolving side with all the new tech and more high end buildings and hotels so morocco is a mix of old and new in everything from the buildings to hotels to food to even people 😁 but some places like fes and meknes have more of the old and traditional vibe than any other city in morocco
in a nut shell morocco is like a wakanda 😁😁
Thank you for sharing! Morocco most deff has so many beautiful sides to it thats for sure.
Thanks for sharing morrocan hospitality is so heart warming , I have had the pleasure of being a guest many times in morroco . Morrocan hospitality similar to Turkish majority love looking after guest with food 😊
Our pleasure! Thank you for watching 😊
@@YadVenturess look forward to more
I live in Italy, but my family is from Meknes.
I know it's probably late but you should visit it next time !
It's just 1,hour from Fes and it's actually ha a very similar raw vibe but of it's own.
Furthermore near meknes there are also ruins of the Roman city Volubilis with well preserved mosaics.
There is a lot to check out
Thanks for the tips!
Plus.. it is Famous for it's.. Excellent Wine..
Oh my god really so amazing and beautiful hope to visit Fez soon !
It was truly amazing Nour! Hopefully you can 😊
Very nice people you are lucky to meet such welcoming locals
We loved it! Thank you so much for watching! ♥️♥️
Peace lovely Muslim people never happens in western world
In all parts of Morocco we speak the dialect, but we understand and speak Arabic well. Thank you for the continuous praise
Bonne continuation si Jawad qu'Allah vous bénissent grand bonjour à toutes la famille
Thank u for all ur sweet words about morocco.. you are welcome in Rabat ♥️
Thank you Farah, I love Morocco ❤️🇲🇦
المغرب في قلبي♥️♥️♥️
Absolutely loved this video. The warmth of the hosts showed through in a great manner. I was blown away at how charming and gracious you and your wife are. Just really great people showing the viewers how to visit a city that has a rough reputation. Looking forward to a Fez visit in early 2024.
Thank you so much for your kind words, the family were absolutely amazing and such kind people. We hope you have an amazing time in Fez! :)
A very soothing vlog full of nice memories
Thank you so much for watching! ♥️♥️
Nice contry, nice people and incredible food tradition. J am touched of that familie hospitality.
Actually all the Moroccan family have the same hospitality and the share all the things they have .
All Moroccan people have a open hearts for the others
❤ proud of my country and Moroccan people thank you so much
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I am happy that you are in Morocco. I hope that you will visit Marrakesh one day. It is a wonderful tourist city and its people are very kind.
Thank you for watching! Yes I have already filmed 3 videos in Marrakech on this series, give them a watch 😊❤️
The colored windows and tiles are Andalusian style. As a child I remember these red green yellow blue windows in my grandma her house in Tetouan exact same thee angle curve. Fess was one of the seccond/third city where Andalusian refugees fled to and seccond name of this city is sister of Tetouan. This is because of the long historical ties between the two cities and their elites. Andalusia was Muslim and yess Jews were part of the culture.
Amazing, thank you for sharing Adam 🙏❤
No problem. Just one correction it is Tetouan wich is named Sister of Fess. The elites of both cities go far back in history and married exclusively with one another. After Battle of Bagdoura they installed the first independent dynastie after upcoming of the Arabs.
بالرغم أني تعرفت على القناة بالصدفة إلا أنها أفضل قناة تعرف بالمغرب ، شكرا للأخ ياد من برطانيا
I didn't see yet Fès it will be my next destination when I Will be in Morocco I love walk there👍❤️🇨🇦
Hopefully you can visit soon!
I am a moroccan, and i never visited it, I visited Ifran it's beautigul as well as fes, specialy in winter it's snow there❄️❤️
You should definitely visit ❤️
What an incredibly lovely family. Just amazing. And the city itself is just fascinating. Thanks for the great video. I can't wait to visit this place In'sha'Allah
Thanks for watching my friend! The family were absolutely incredible ❤️
It’s usually such a veneered family gathering to be crowned a revolving set of dishes expressing a sheer readiness to share moments of joy and excitement. Yet, it’s a way of been generous and taste all the mother’s approved food specialities !
Absolutely!!
جميل جدا مرحبا بكم في المغرب
Big thank you bro jawad ❤
Thanks for watching :)
I spend almost every summervacation in Fez since I was young. I also always noticed the black smoke. Driving through villages I saw that farmers set fire to fields to clear stubble, weeds or waste before sowing a new crop.
i enjoy watching your content guys, sweet and calm ♥
Thank you so much for your support, we really appreciate it ❤️
Thank you for watching :)
Had to subscribe, thanks for featuring Morocco its warm, authentic people, their fascinating culture and geographically beautiful country. We shall return. 🙏💙
Thank you so much ❤
We gathered in the living room every day at breakfast, lunch and dinner all of us together, and we have let one of the parents to take the first bit than we can eat
The best cuisine in Morocco is right there in Feb, gourmet, & traditional hospitality accompanied with the setup protocols, attention to details
We love you yad...all Moroccans people...thank you for visiting our and your country...
Thank you Rachid, really appreciate you ❤️
Hi, thank you for this short visit of the Medina of Fès, there is so much to see in there,.
As for the Tanneries, as strange as it may seem, if it is true that the smell shocks the visitors, I have been told that for the workers who work in no longer feel it.
As for the black smoke you saw from the top of the city, it is probably the kilns that are used to cook the pottery and the raw material of the Moroccan Fassi Zellige, if you are still in the city, it would be very interesting to show a workshop of the manufacture of this zellige which is unique of its kind and whose way and art of making it have been transmitted for centuries from father to son.
Thank you for sharing ☺️
Thank you for watching brother and appreciate the explanation.
Yes yes. I wd like to see video of Zellige!
Well done guys you are excellent in showing the beautiful culture and hospitality of the Moroccan people , I’m Moroccan British and I like to assure you that our table is always appetising with many different dishes from meat, chicken,fish, vegetables,salads and fruits , we take a pleasure to feed our guests and we are very kind to our neighbours even in our busy hectic life in London
Enjoy the rest of your journey as most of my family and friends enjoyed your videos
Good luck to you both 👍
Thank you so much for watching Lala! I'm glad you guys are enjoying the videos it means a lot that you're watching them ❤️
Very nice home si Jawad
الله يعطيك الصحة سي جواد و بصحتك
منزلك رائع 👍👍 الله يكمل عليك
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Amazing familly wow there so stunning I have never see a familly in france who can open there dore for stranger or touriste love marocain peuple 🥰
Indeed they're an incredible family! ❤️
niiice morocco 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦
Thank you 😊
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My country 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦❤️
Love it so much :)
Morroco in 2023 well be exceptionnel, it's rainning in tihs days.... We have a wonderful weder...
❤️❤️
My lovely contry😢❤miss u
In Morocco even the poor family eats well, the diversity in the dinning table is from our culinary and food culture, same as other mediterranean countries.
That's amazing! :)
From Paris, i'am fan of your vidéos, thank you
Thank you for watching Siham! It's great to have you on the channel :)
Jawd mashallah brother big family
You did a nice document about Fez. I am Moroccan but I do not know that Fez is so beautiful.
Thank you Ahmed, honestly Fez is an incredible city with so much to see.
Tx Joad and his wife for your hospitality to Yad and Dace.
❤❤❤❤
You can ask for tea minus sugar or less sugar
Did you know that these houses are worth more than a million dollars, and if you want to buy one of them, the state intervenes and obliges you to leave it after 99 years if you are a foreigner?😉😉
I heard they are worth a huge amount! I'm not surprised as they are incredible.
Another amazing video!
Thank you 🙏
حمدالله انا فخورا ب بلادي وكل مرحب بيه في المغرب بلدكم تاني هذه هيا ثقافتنا و ثراتنا وتقليدنا من القدم هده سنة رئيت الكثير من اليوتيوبر من كل انحان العالم يزورنا المغرب هدا شئ جميل مرحبا بكم جميعا في المملكة المغرب 👑🇲🇦
Thank you so much, your country is beautiful ❤️🇲🇦
Love your work! I’m heading to Morocco in July and I can’t wait to see the colors and try all the food, make new friends… like and suksrike !
Thank you have an amazing time!
👍❤🇲🇦مشاركة جديدة بالصدفة اهلا وسهلا بكم في بلدكم
Thank you Sabrina ❤️
Very nice people
An amazing family :)
Excellent Video… Delicious food!!!
Thank you 🙏
22:57 Fuasa (Fez citizens) do not speak arabic, it's just that their Darija accent is the one that resembles old Moorish/Andalusian the most, the confusion with Arabic is just because these languages can be written with arabic script, just like Urdu, Punjabi, Kurdish, etc
reminder that the famous "arab conquest of north africa" is extremely inaccurate, as Arabs have actually never been to Morocco,
Thanks for sharing 🙏
Fez is high ob my list of places to visit. I' assume the man showing you around was Jewish since he lived in the Jewish quarter & there was a star of David on his grandfather's certificate. Morocco has always had good relations with the Jews there.
This was so interesting to learn..
Moroccans are a mixed race of Sephardic Jewish, amazigh, Iberian and Arabian. In morocco Jewish and Muslim lived in peace since centuries and the king of morocco Mohamed the five refused to give moroccans Jewish to nazi Germany because they are after all moroccans and not specifically Jewish or Muslims ..
Hey brother i from holland amsterdam but the honesty every normal moracain treat you like that the want you to feel home you are welcome in amsterdam too enjoy salaam
Thank you brother!
slou is a commun food we eat specifically in Ramadan and it takes time to make
Thanks for sharing 😊
Welcome to Morocco my friend moroccan people are like that every body invit you even pour people
Thank you ❤
Welcome to Maroc
Thank you 🙏
Thank you 😊
Chokran lik
Ohhh welcome here I hope that u enjoyed the trip
Thank you! 😃
ON THE ROOFTOP, YOU CAN HEAR THE Muslim call to Prayer,or "AlAdhan-
1215 years happy birthday ۞FEZ۞🙌
Happy Birthday Fez! ❤️🇲🇦
Historic city over there
Thousands of years of history!
Top quality leather in the world used but Gucci, yve st Laurent, Louis Vuiton,etc.
Welcome to Morocco 🇲🇦
Thank you so much ❤️🇲🇦
What do you think about a Moroccan food?
One of my favourite cuisine's!
just love .. wonderfull family
Absolutely ! ❤❤
The piece of wood is not to bow down is just to prevent mules and horses from entering
Thank you for sharing!
Beautiful country
So beautiful ❤️
11:32 One would think they're sisters, how cool is that!
Thank you so much :)
@@YadVenturess you're welcome Sir you have very good content
Ma sha Allah 💕
Thank you :)
Really beautiful family 😍
Yes they are so lovely!
Yes we do this every time . We eat food together
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New subscriber here from tik tok finally found you
Thanks for subbing and welcome to the family 😊🇲🇦❤️
Best videos like usual biig uuup goo ahead
Thanks Hicham!
مشاء الله اللهم احفظ مملكتي من كل سوء.
🤲🤲🤲🇲🇦❤
We marocco eat nearly same big family always love brov
Love it!