The moroccan Jewish costume: the bride
We conclude our journey in the costume of Moroccan Jews with the star par excellence: the bride, able to bewitch even Delacroix, the famous French painter Keswa el kbira, the…
The moroccan Jewish costume: the woman
Thanks to "History of Jewish costume" by Alfred Rubens, we continue our journey through the history of Moroccan Jewish clothing, this time focusing on the woman, very characteristic Linen, silk…
The moroccan Jewish costume: the man
Thanks to "History of Jewish costume" by Alfred Rubens, we will discover the clothes of the Moroccan Jews, who settled there long before the arrival of the Arabs 3 travelers…
Idriss Ela, Sahrawi photographer
A chat with Idriss Ela, one of the most talented amateur photographers in the Bel Paese, with Africa in his blood, Moroccan roots and a life that speaks Italian. K:…
Turmeric, the golden spice of Bengal
Turmeric is one of the best known and most famous spices of antiquity, so incredible in taste and appearance, that it overwhelmingly fits into Bengali culture (and beyond) Turmeric, the…
Mint, from Greece to Morocco
Mint is one of the most appreciated and exploited plants in the whole Islamic world and especially in Morocco, whose origins, however, are to be found in Ancient Greece The…
“La Mecque-Phuket” by Saphia Azzedine
Saphia Azzedine's is a simple and clean novel that has no problem in plucking Arab-Muslim society in France and laughing at its oddities. Fairouz The book tells the story of…
“For the Bread Alone” by Mohamed Choukri
A book that has entered, willingly and unwillingly, into the history of Moroccan literature. Mohamed Choukri's biography fully shows what post-WWII Tangier used to be, a text that can only…
Wish list: books from the Maghreb
To celebrate our two years of activity with you, we offer you our wish list; you chose the theme on Instagram Preamble On June 16, the Middle East and Surroundings…
Dry like the desert
From your thousand colors all the greatest empires have passed and from all of them you have learned lessons, from them you learned languages, customs and knowledge, but none of…
