This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Rabat
Al-Mustafa Al-Ramid, former Minister of State for Human Rights, stressed that family issues are closely linked to the religious sphere, which requires respecting the feelings and beliefs of citizens when development of laws concerning them.
He explained that the provisions of the Family Code accompany a person throughout his life, from birth until after his death.
These statements came during his speech at the opening session of the 2025 scientific season, organized by the Moroccan Center for Contemporary Studies and Research, Thursday January 16, 2025 in Rabat, under the title “The future of the family in the light of the results. of the Code Review Committee.
Ramid stressed that the Moroccan street has clearly expressed its desire that the family code be based on legal and religious sources, and not on Western or foreign systems.
He cited this as proof of the slogan “I do not permit what is forbidden, nor forbid what is permitted”, which was repeated in the speeches of His Majesty the King when speaking about Mudawwana, this which reflects the King’s adherence to legal rules. foundations of personal status.
Al-Ramid criticized the way the government presented the proposed amendments to the Family Code, calling them weak and confusing, and pointing out that the Minister of Justice insulted these amendments through his presentation, which he called showy and theatrical.
