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The young people listen to western music, like hip hop, rap, pop, techno and stuff like that. The old people listen to traditionsl Arabic music. Only some yound moroocans listen to Arabic music and acutlley enjoy it

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Spain has two Autonomous Cities in North Africa located on the Mediterranean coast and surrounded by Morocco. There is a regular car ferry service so you can take your car from Spain to one of these cities (Ceuta and Melilla) and on to Morocco.

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Morocco is a North-African Arab country, however it has heavy influence from Europe (mostly from France and Spain, although Morocco has placed influenced on Europe as well, mostly Spain). Morocco even considers itself a European type country, as it has tried to join the European Union with this argument.

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Yes !

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Morocco is a country in extreme northwest Africa, on the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.

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read article from newspaper said that prince amine shail he is the first beat maker & music maker and music producer in morocco (rabat / casablanca) , fawzi -news reporter

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I think if you really watered down the paint and used latex it would have a staining effect. I have actually been thinking of doing my own. Let us know how it works. You could always try on a carpet scrap.

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The capital of Morocco is Rabat and the largest city is Casablanca.

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Morocco has both Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea beaches.

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Yes.it is surely one mnc..........

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The Atlantic Ocean, the Strait of Gibraltar, and the Mediterranean sea from west to east.

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This is what my students wrote about some of our celebrations:

We are writing this article so as to describe some of our ceremonies.

There are many kinds of ceremonies:

1)Engagement: This ceremony is the first step before celebrating the wedding. The way this ceremony is carried out depends on traditions & customs of the town, but in general, the groom's family visits the bride's family and they take gifts and flowers with them.

When the guests arrive, the hosts meet them with flowers, milk and dates and they sit with each other and talk with the bride's parents so as to agree about the date of the wedding ceremony.

2)Marriage:We celebrate it in a big place, where there are many guests(from the groom's family, the bride's family& their neighbours) to whom a music band sings traditional as well as modern songs. People spend the night dancing and having fun.

Concerning the bride's clothes, she wears traditional ones like "Takchita, Caftan", and at the end of the ceremony she wears a white wedding dress like the one we see in most films. The groom generally wears two types of clothes a traditional "Jellaba" and a modern suit.

As for meals, guests eat pastilla, meat with dried prunes, chicken, dessert. They also have tea with several varieties of cookies…

3)Baptism: Seven days after the baby's birth; the family celebrates it by inviting relatives, cousins and neighbors and preparing food for them just like in a wedding. This is what my students wrote about some of our celebrations:

We are writing this article so as to describe some of our ceremonies.

There are many kinds of ceremonies:

1)Engagement: This ceremony is the first step before celebrating the wedding. The way this ceremony is carried out depends on traditions & customs of the town, but in general, the groom's family visits the bride's family and they take gifts and flowers with them.

When the guests arrive, the hosts meet them with flowers, milk and dates and they sit with each other and talk with the bride's parents so as to agree about the date of the wedding ceremony.

2)Marriage:We celebrate it in a big place, where there are many guests(from the groom's family, the bride's family& their neighbours) to whom a music band sings traditional as well as modern songs. People spend the night dancing and having fun.

Concerning the bride's clothes, she wears traditional ones like "Takchita, Caftan", and at the end of the ceremony she wears a white wedding dress like the one we see in most films. The groom generally wears two types of clothes a traditional "Jellaba" and a modern suit.

As for meals, guests eat pastilla, meat with dried prunes, chicken, dessert. They also have tea with several varieties of cookies…

3)Baptism: Seven days after the baby's birth, the family celebrates it by inviting relatives, cousins and neighbors and preparing food for them just like in a wedding.

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Well, In the north there are subtropical plains, In the south there is Oil-rich plateaus, The east is mostly coast, the west is mountains, and in the middle is Fertile plains.

Hope I Helped!!

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there are many impotant landforms. like the saraha desert, the atlas mountains which go throught 1,500 miles of morocco, then there is toubkal which is the highest peak in morocco at 13,671 ft. high, and the climate is mostly subtropical.

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It is approximately 3 hours... double checked this on my flight tracker widget LHR/CMN flights.

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The North Africa desert dwellers were called the Berbers.

The Berbers were a group of independent desert and mountain dwellers who converted to Islam. Even today, some states in Northern Africa are still influenced by Islam today.

2 Berber groups that held distinction were the Almoravids and the Almohads. The Almoravids led by a Muslim scholar named Ibn Yasin tried to conquer and spread Islam through their region. After Ibn Yasin' death, the Almoravids took over Morocco and founded their capital Marrakech. They then conquered the African empire of Ghana and parts of southern Spain. They were known as Moors in Spain.

The Almohads took over the Almoravids in the 1100's and followed the teachings of Ibn Tumart. They hated the Almoravids for not following Islamic rule. Led by another Muslim man named Abd al-Mumin overthrew the Almoravids and went to control Morocco and expanded their area to Tunis and Tripoli in the Mediterranean to Marrakech which they kept control of. Under the Almohads, the Maghrib region in North Africa was united for the first time for 100 years. In the end, The empire was broken up and separated into individual independent states under different Muslim rules.

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http://maps.google.se/maps?source=ig&hl=sv&rlz=1G1GGLQ_SVSE338&q=morocco+map&lr=&um=1&ie=UTF-8&split=0&gl=se&ei=b7uGSp6JKNTn-Qb3xPm6CQ&sa=X&oi=geocode_result&ct=image&resnum=1

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Tangier

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Berber carpet is a modern day 'shag' carpet. The original shag carpets were easy to snag, pull and catch things on. Berber carpet is strong, durable and modern carpets also offer stain repellent.

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They comprised French Equatorial Africa & French West Africa: Niger Chad Mali Morocco Algeria Cameroon Guinea.....

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Allah, Al-Watan, Al-Malik.

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Not in the Greek myths.

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Morocco is in northwestern Africa on the Atlantic Ocean, south of Spain and northwest of Algeria.

For extra links, you can copy and paste these to get a clear view of Morocco's location on the map:

http://www.infoplease.com/atlas/country/morocco.html

http://www.lonelyplanet.com/maps/africa/morocco/