This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press
King Mohammed VI’s decision to cancel the massacre of sacrifices on the AID AL -Adha for the year 2025 raises memories of a similar decision which was taken in 1996 by the late King Hassan II, because of the difficult economic conditions that Morocco occurred, in particular the serious drought that affected the country during this period. This decision, which reflects the continuity of royal tendencies under crises, has brought back to mind that the historical decision made 29 years ago.
In 1996, King Hassan II sent a message to the Moroccan people, followed by the Minister of Endowment and Islamic Affairs at the time, Abdel Kabir Al -Alawi Al -Madgari, where he stressed that “the slaughter of the sacrifice is a confirmed year”, but the implementation of this river in the context of these difficult prices, which can cause damage, What concerns citizens’ prices, which is a high price, which is many damage “,, looking for the way in which the high times”, with the titles, the way in which times are high “, which is a large number of people, which is many damage”, which is a high price, which can cause damage, which is a high price, which is many damage, High times “, with high times,” sempsse, semples, support, low revenue suppos.
The late King Hassan II added when the purpose of the decision is to preserve the interest of the Moroccan people, explaining that it will itself be the slaughter of the sacrifice on behalf of the citizens. The Moroccan people have joined this decision.
The year 1996 was the last year when the sacrifices have not been killed in Morocco due to the drought, which is the third year of the reign of Hassan II, in which this ritual is canceled. The year 1963 was the first because of the economic crisis, then the decision was similar in 1981 due to the repercussions of the structural and drought program which softened its shadow on the kingdom.
