Morocco

Land vehicles (i.e., cars, trucks, buses, trains), pack animals, aircraft, boats.

Fennec foxes generally live in the southeast parts of the country, along the Algerian border. Probably the largest city in "fox country" would be Er-Rachidia.

There's no president

Portsmouth, New Hampshire in 1905

Idris the first

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The higher ground and sub-ground temperartures posed by the Arid North African climate. I am not aware of this tunnel. May be in the design stages only, as this is indeed Arabic territory, one can add the hazards of deliberate cave-ins caused by terrorism. not a good idea!

the animals at the top of the food chain,apperintly,is us humans, yes we are animals my science teacher told me and at the bottom of morocco is quarzazzate

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.

Argan oil is an amazing organic oil found exclusively in Morocco. It has been used by the Berber women in Morocco for hundreds of years, for its amazing cosmetic and therapeutic properties. It is well-known for being effective in anti-aging, skin moisturizing, skin healing, and skin nourishing treatments. The models in Europe noticed the many skincare benefits of Argan oil, and its popularity spread. A few companies sell it here in the US now which is great. Beware when you purchase it though. Most reputable Argan oil sellers wil only sell deodorized Argan oil(many people find the strong "nutty" odor to be offensive). Also make sure that the Argan oil is certified to verify its authenticity. It is usually certified by European standards, such as Eco-Cert.

No, but the king and prime minister are Mohammed VI ibn Al-Hasan and Abbas El Fassi

There is no age restriction for drinking, but the legal age to purchase is 16

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after the death of the Holy prophet, A small minority, following Ali, refused to pay allegiance . at the head of the minority there were salman, Abu Dharr, Meqdad and Ammar. at the beginning of the caliphate of Ali also a sizable minority in disagreement refused to pay allegiance. among the most persistent opponents were saad ibn As , Walid ibn Uqbah, Marwan ibn Hikam, Amr ibn As, Busr ibn Artah, samareh ibn jundab , mighirah ibn shubah,

the study of biography of these two groups and meditation upon the acts they have perfumed and stories recounted of them in history books, reveal fuly their religions personality and aim. the first group were among the elite of the companions of the holy prophet and among the ascetics, devout worshippers and selfless devotees of islam who struggled on the path of Islamic freedom. they loved by by the prophet.

history is , however, full of acoounts of unworthy acts commited by some of the second group. the various acts committed by some of these men in opposition to explicit Islamic teachings are beyond reckoning. these acts cannot be excused in any manner except the way that is followed by certain groups among the Sunnis who say that God was satisfied with them and therefore they were were free to perform whatever act they wished and that they would not be punished for violating the injunctions and regulations existing in the Holy book and the Sunnah.

the first war in the caliphate of Ali, which is called the battle of the Camel, was caused by the unfortunate class differences created during the period of rule of second caliph as a result of the new socio-economic forces which caused an uneven distribution of the public treasury among members of community. when chosen to the caliphate, Ali divided the treasury evenly as had been the method of the Holy prophet,but this manner of dividing the wealth upset Talhah and Zubayr greatly. they began to show signs of disobedience and left Medina with Mecca with alleged aim of making the piligrimage. they persuaded the mother of the faithful, Aishah who was not friendy with Ali, to joined them and in the name of wanting to revenge the death of the third caliph , they began the loody battle of the camel.this was done despite the fact that this same Talhah and zubayr were in Medina were the third caliph was besieged and killed but did not nothing to defend him. furthermore, after his death they were the first to pay allegiance to Ali on behalf of the immigrants as well as on their own. also the mother of the faithful, Aishah did not show any opposition to those who had killed the third caliph at the moment when she recieved the news of his death. it must be recommended that this main instigators of the disturbances led to the death of the third caliph were those companions who wrote letters from Medina to people near and far inviting them to rebel against tha caliph. a fact which is repeated in many early muslim histories.

In the UK, the most common petrol types are:

Ordinary unleaded - 95 RON

Super unleaded - 98 RON

Leaded Four Star - 98 RON

Most Moroccans are Muslim and therefore do not celebrate Easter.

The small number of Christians in Morocco are primarily Catholics with a few Protestants. Most celebrations that they perform for Easter are low key masses and family meals.

The Tangiers Grand Mosque of Morocco is a place of worship for Sunni Islam of the Maliki School.

this helps the society because this influenced the culture to mess. the invaders also help improve the education and achieved many wars

Venezuela ..because in the shows he leaves clues...but they never say it..its a joke lol..but in real life he is mexican

French is the predominant European language in Morocco. In the north and far south, there is an decreasing population of Spanish speakers. English is increasingly replacing Spanish as the most common second European language in Morocco.

To the East.

Afghanistan.

No. Morocco is thousands of kilometers away from the Persian Gulf. It sits on the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.