Ramadan Street Food Market in Morocco Chaos in Tetouan Old Medina
This Ramadan, we visit Tetouan’s old medina to experience the heart of the city during iftar preparations. Beyond the busy markets and traditional Ramadan snacks, we visit a small Quran class for children run by our friend Mohamed and his father — a humble place where kids gather to learn and memorize the Quran. As the call to prayer echoes through the Medina, we share moments of prayer, community, and iftar with Mohammed’s family.
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Timestamps:
00:01 » Intro
00:20 » Buying Quran for children
01:09 » Meet the class
07:36 » Ramadan Food Market
12:58 » Iftar Time
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