This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Tariq Abla from the Netherlands
During International Women’s Day, we highlight one of the most eminent Moroccan figures in the Pays de la Diaspora, Malika for a patient, who managed to mix his old national heritage and his inspiring human mind.
From the Netherlands, where she chose stability and action, in Morocco, which beats in her heart, Malika has been a living model for Moroccan women whose name is written with noble human and social achievements.
Malika belongs to a patient to an old Moroccan family, with striking roots in the history of leadership and national struggle. His family, whose name was associated with noble values and the service of the fatherland, gave birth to eminent personalities who left his mark in the history of Morocco.
They highlighted his grandfather, the chief, the hajj Muhammad bin Mubarak bin al -mukhtar bin Ramadan, to a sick person, who took over the direction of the Awlad Stot tribe with a sultan Dahir delivered by Sultan Muhammad V in 1922. Cérite.
The proportions of Malika of a patient of the honorable personality are branched, which gives his family a distinct spiritual and religious position. These noble roots were reflected in her personality, because she bore the heritage of justice and generosity, and worked hard to achieve a balance between her ancient history and her current role as a social and human act. His strong belief in the values of justice and equality has made it a model for Moroccan women engaged in the questions of his community.
By moving to the Netherlands after her marriage, Malika decided to make a strong voice highlighting the image of the Moroccan woman in the diaspora. Thanks to her tireless work, Malika has become the title of humanitarian gifts, because she has launched several voluntary initiatives that help improve the lives of migrants and local society. Among her most important achievements, there was the management of the food bank of the city of Shuhohofen, where she provided support for families in need, recording her name as one of the most influential figures of volunteer work in the Netherlands.
Malika was known to a patient for many titles that reflect his human mind, among them “the white hand of good”, “the compassionate heart” and “the dove of humanity”. Hall, she deserved thanks to her dedication to the service of those who need it without discrimination, and to her constant concern to improve the values of solidarity and social solidarity. His humanitarian efforts were also crowned with a Dutch royal medal, an official recognition of his leading role in voluntary and charity work.
Malika represents the patient of the voice of the Moroccan woman in the diaspora, who draws her strength from her history and her identity. It highlights the role of Moroccan women in the construction of their new societies, without neglecting their roots and their national values. Malika believes in the importance of improving the position of women in social and humanitarian work, stressing that Moroccan women are able to distinguish in all circumstances.
In addition to his social work, Malika is still looking for a patient to highlight the heroes of the history of Morocco and the resistance. Malika has not forgotten to honor his grandfather, the chief, Hajj Muhammad Lambar, who was a symbol of the fight against colonialism, and wanted to emphasize the sacrifices of the Honorable Chief Muhammad Amezian, one of the symbols of rural resistance against Spanish colonialism. Thanks to these efforts, Malika reminds us of the importance of preserving the heritage of grandparents and inspiring future generations.
Malika for a patient remains a living model for Moroccan women, who wore her ancient ancestral heritage and integrate it into a contemporary vision of humanity and social work. Thanks to its initiatives in the diaspora and its close association with its Moroccan roots, Malika has managed to strengthen a brilliant image of Moroccan women, which combines originality and modernity, with national responsibility and world achievements.
At the International Women’s Day, Malika’s career is a certificate that women’s strength is not only in their ability to deal with challenges, but also its constant commitment to serve their community, whether in the homeland or in the country of the diaspora. Let Malika remain a patient with an inspiration for future generations, and proof that women are able to make positive changes wherever they are.
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