Islam is not of particular importance to Sahraouis (the people of Western Sahara). The population of Western Sahara is almost 100% Maliki Sunni Muslim, but they are no more traditional or religious than neighboring populations in Morocco, Algeria, and Mauritania.
Islam is a universal religion. People belonging to almost all areas of the world may embrace Islam. It is beyond geographical boundaries.
Yes, but not as written. The dispute is over the control of Western Sahara. Western Sahara has no sovereign government yet, so the dispute between Morocco and the Sahraoui Polisario, a militant organization claiming to represent the Sahraoui people (the people of Western Sahara).
Islam provide freedom not impose any pressure on the Muslims. So Islam not reject the western culture but it is the against of Islam.
The territory of Western Sahara is occupied and controlled by Morocco, so it uses Morocco's telephone country code +212.
In Western Sahara it is a tradition to capture a turtle on June 18th every year. This is thought to bring luck upon those who do so. It is rare to spot a turtle in Western Sahara, that is why it is thought to bring luck upon those whom capture them.
I does not have a capital because i dont know it just doesnt so bye.
The Sahara provided a barrier to invading armies. It offered the Egyptians protection.
Any person that studies the Qur'an and Hadith will realise the importance of Islam.
Morocco was previously a member of the African Union but left once Western Sahara was granted admission. This is because Morocco recognized Western Sahara as part of Morocco, and not a sovereign nation, So not being a part of the AU will not contradict with this.
Because Western Sahara is a non-self-governing territory, it does not have a capital. However, the largest city is El Aaiún (or since the city is under Moroccan administration, it is usually spelled Laâyoune, in keeping with French linguistic styles). Morocco has divided the areas into three provinces, the northernmost of which bleeds over into Morocco. The three provincial capitals are Laâyoune, Samarra, and Dakhla, and are all subservient to the Moroccan national capital of Rabat.Currently, the Polisario Front, which is fighting for an independent Western Sahara uses the oasis of Bir Lehlou as its administrative capital, but argues that Al Aaiún will be its eventual capital when it ejects Morocco from the territory.
Yes ! there are deserts in South Morocco . Most of the south east portion of the country is in Sahara Desert , so the population of this part is less populated . In the south there is the Western Sahara Desert , a former Spanish colony that was annexed by Morocco in 1975 . Morocco claims that the Western Sahara is part of its territory and refers to that as its Southern Province .
Western Sahara is hispanic in so far as havlng a large number of Spanish speaking citizens
No. Allah is the Arabic word for "God", so this is not a person. However, God is very important in Islam, just as God is important in Christianity.