Morocco

MOROCCO. Algeria and Tunisia, the two other Maghreb countries, are Republics. (Tunisia is a functioning democracy, while Algeria is a dictatorship run by the military with an edifice of a republic.)

There were not always the same amount but there was between 100-300 people. Also if you died there they would count the city -1 like some other cities.

If you were to live in Morocco today there would be around 9900 people. So it has grown quite a bit sicece the 1900's.

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No. Morocco is not a democracy it is a constitutional monarchy with Parliament

Egypt is nominally a semi-presidential democracy. Yet it is no more democratic than Venezuela or Sudan, which claim to be functioning democracies. These countries use the facade of democracy as the rubber stamp of legitimacy. Hosni Mubarak has been in power for almost three decades, which really just says it all.

it depends on how she got married! if she got marrried the Islamic way then she needs an Islamic divorce, because then she is only seen as married through the eyes of Islam!

however, if she got married through the british embassy with papers and etc and he is here in engalnd and he has papers then this means yes, you will need to get a proper divorce! make sure that if u are islamiclly married as well, u will need to go to an imam and get divorced through this way too! otherwise if u choose to go bk to morocco you will be seen as married (including any Islamic county) and u will NT beable to remarry tll u have divorced!

me ad my husband who is also moroccon, we both had an Islamic marriage in morocco hen i applied for his marriage visa so now the whole embassy britisha nd morocco kw we r married, so if we was to divorce, we will need to do it both islamically and through the British way!

hope this helps, here is an e.mail is u wanna chat! x

nadiaissa@hotmail.co.UK

Morocco's latitude ranges from about 30° N to 35° N. It's longitude ranges from about 5° W to 10° W. However, the shape of Morocco does not fit directly within this line, stretching further south and north.

Canadians do not need a visa to visit morocco

Morocco was split between France and Spain.

Yes. You would either have to cross the Mediterranean Sea, the Strait of Gibraltar or the Atlantic Ocean. Iberia and Morocco do not touch.

Berber Muslims were expelled from Spain in 1492 and from the Spanish colonies in 1543. In the case of the Spanish mainland, this removal occurred over 750 years after their arrival. In the case of the Spanish colonies, this occurred within 50 years of their first arrival. There is no place in Spain or the Spanish territories where African Muslims lived for 200 years or something very close to this.

well it surrounds by you finding out on a different website that's what it surrounds okay okay thank you

At the Rock of Gibraltar, Iberian Spain is only about 8 miles from the nearest part of Morocco, which is located in the north western part of Africa.

However, Spain controls two African cities which actually border Morocco. There is a no-man's land area of about 100-200 feet, so that is the technical distance from Spain to Morocco.

Ever hear of the Moors (Moroccan) invasion of Spain? If you were taught any history at all in school, remember the Moors invaded Spain and ruled there for about 700 years until 1492 when they were finally driven out by the Spanish forces of King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella.......yes the same Ferdinand and Isabella that financed the voyages of Cristopher Columbus.

Algeria

"Empire Cherifien" is the old name, in French, for Morocco. The date is in the Muslim calendar and translates roughly to 1947 CE. These coins currently retail in the $20 to $35 range at various auction sites.

The city of Fez.

The distance between the above mentioned places is 5695mi approximately. The distance is straight path from one place to another place. There might be slight difference between the actual distance and the above mentioned distance because of the route chosen.

Yes you do.

Morocco is similar to its neighbouring countries in many ways. If the territory of Western Sahara is included as part of Morocco, the nation has three bordering countries: Algeria, Mauritania, and Spain (via small enclaves on the African coast). Algeria and Mauritania, unlike Spain, are African, Saharan, Arabic-speaking nations with a majority of the population practicing Islam. Morocco and Spain are both developed nations with a rich Arabic and Berber history, and have shared a trade route through the Mediterranean for years.

Both countries are found in North Africa.

Both countries speak Arabic.

Both countries main religion is Islam.

Most of the population in both countries are Arabs.

Most Muslims are Sunni.

Use camels in the desert, veeery useful!

You would need a passport from your home country and then get a Ukraine visa stamp.

Morocco switches between Western European Time (WET; UTC+0) and Western European Summer Time (WEST; UTC+1).

Summer Time, a.k.a. Daylight Saving Time, begins in Morocco on the last Sunday of April, ends at the beginning of Ramadan, resumes at the end of Ramadan, and ends on the last Sunday of September.

The Jews that live in Morocco are treated like normal citizens. After the creation of the State of Israel, many of the Jews living in Morocco moved to be with other Jews, but some of them stayed. The Jews there live in communities and practice their religion freely. Currently, it is estimated that 6000-7000 Jews live in Morocco, mostly in Casablanca.