CASABLANCA BY MOTORHOME | GRAND MOSQUE HASSAN II | RV MOROCCO | EPISODE 45

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Morocco in our Motorhome is going great. We made our way to Casablanca for the day to check out the largest Mosque outside of Saudi Arabia (Hassan II Mosque). We also have our first experience with gourmet food in Morocco. Amazing.
Thank you to "Carlos:, whoever you are, for arranging al of the paperwork for our selves and our motorhome to cross into Morocco.
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[@elizabethhorn1621]

Hey y'all I really love watching your videos. I have always wanted to see Morocco. I'm glad you're there. Jessica I love your pink hair. Will you have beautiful eyes. I have to say I like your hair shorter the way it was in your earlier videos. Keep up the great work both of you. I really think you could do a show on the travel channel. I enjoy watching because you are real people and down to earth. Thanks

[@jsueiro1]

Thank you Elizabeth! Big virtual hug to you. We do our best just to be us on camera, we are not actor so being someone else would never be sustainable. Ha. You should definitely come for a visit, it is fabulous! Thanks for the hair compliment. Will and I are going to do a vlog just on how I do my hair since it is requested so much. I was wondering if I could keep it up in the motorhome, but frankly it is quite simple. Will's eyes are how he lured me in. 20 years together and those darn eyes still get me every time. His hair is another fun topic. He has been a corporate guy for decades and when we started WorldTowning he was free of the "look a certain way" part of his career. At this point he decided to try growing it out for the first time ever! He does not know how long he will keep it, but for now he is enjoying it some days and pulling it out others.

[@elizabethhorn1621]

Jessica Sueiro I look forward to your hair vlog. Yes I find Wills eyes quite mesmerizing. Lol!!!

[@eztravel8022]

Elizabeth just summarized a big part about what I was going to say about you - Greetings from Rabat - Morocco

[@karimbouch5845]

Hi come to morocco too really my countrie is not expensive and you can see beautifull places here so your welcome anytime i can help you and you can stay in my house in casablanca peace and love

[@drissmeskour1818]

You are the best ambassador of tourism for Morocco.

[@WorldTowning]

That would be pretty cool. Where would we apply? 💯🇲🇦❤😍

[@aminecasablanca1837]

أحب أن أشاهد رحلتهم إلى بلدي و كأني أراها بأعينم فأحبها أكثر ههههه أسرة جميلة و نشيطة و محبوبة ــــ سلام ـــــ

[@WorldTowning]

شكرا لكم. نحن أحب بلدك وشعبها.

[@rachidel6744]

Your newest videos in morocco lead me to your oldest ones , I'm Moroccan I live in rabat and I'm almost 30 and still yet didn't get the chance to see some cities in my own country , I'm jealous in a good way from your travels. i love your videos and probably going to watch all of them. Wish you all the best.

[@WorldTowning]

Thanks and welcome. I hope you enjoy our vlogs. We love making them, especially in Morocco.

[@filmsclipsj-ela9764]

I am one of the Moroccans who watches your travel videos, I love u all!❤

[@WorldTowning]

Hi, thanks. We hope to be back to Morocco in 2021!

[@naadabella6993]

@@WorldTowning you welcome come back to laayoune and dakhla Moroccan sahara

[@holahola1589]

you are welcom to morocco , it s nice and beautiful country

[@jsueiro1]

We love it here.

[@holahola1589]

please try traditional food it's so delicious

[@jsueiro1]

We always do. I have only had two meals here that were not traditional.

[@user-vs6fy2kd4t]

The best family ❤ Morocco ❤

[@jsueiro1]

Thanks! We love M!

[@mrizigarouiass6474]

you are the type of people that Moroccan people love. Honest, open minded. you remind me of my wife she always eating when taking picture, and she ends up deleting too many pictures. it is snowing today march 21 in New york. I hope you still there.

[@WorldTowning]

Hi Kanitas - Yes we are still here. This place is something else. The culture make it interesting, but the people make it beyond compare. We are about three days behind from the edits. We will be here in Morocco for about 5 h=more weeks. So much to see and experience in so little time. Have fun in the snow, we do miss it from time to time.

[@vodafoneone8787]

Bright work! Keep going!

[@meds6359]

VERY BEAUTIFUL AND LONG LIFE FOR THIS FAMILY

[@WorldTowning]

Thank you, likewise.

[@ArbitraryExploration]

Moroccan food looks so very delicious!

[@jsueiro1]

We have only scratched the surface and I am in love. Lemonade is going to be filled with spices when we leave. From smelling like cheese to smelling like Moroccan spices. We are going to share a ton of food for the next month. Get ready!

[@aichabelcaid2813]

Arbitrary Exploration 2nd best after France

[@yuber7043]

Your videos are AWESOME!

[@WorldTowning]

Thank you so much!

[@hfs9700]

Enjoy eating Jessica - always nice to see folk being natural and down to earth. Fun and interesting vlog. Thanks.

[@jsueiro1]

Thanks Hazel! This girl needs to eat or she gets UGLY! Ha! I did not love the food in Ecuador and Costa Rica and I was not fit to live with. Thanks for following our adventures and your sweet compliments.

[@mamnounou3537]

So happy to see you in my home town which I miss so much. I can't agree more on the driving thing. I learned to drive there and I know what it is like. I am so pleased with the way you show things and love your philosophy. Morocco is a beautiful land with beautiful people enjoy your stay there .

[@jsueiro1]

Oh this warms my heart. You are from Casablanca? Thank you for your compliment. Our goal is to experience life like locals as much as possible. Sometimes it is not accessible, but we do our best. If you have any suggestions of food we should try or things we should learn about in Morocco please let us know. Yes, Morocco is beautiful in all ways.

[@fabiola925]

You two are living my dream and now I’m binge watching your vlogs

[@WorldTowning]

awh, thanks for binging. Enjoy!

[@azizarazin2337]

Welcome to Morocco

[@WorldTowning]

Thank you. It is great to be back.

[@dominiquebt]

I'm so happy I recently found your channel (new sub)! I've travelled a lot in Europe, but have always been interested in seeing Morocco. Most of the people I know here in the US keep telling why I should NOT travel to Morocco (coming mostly from a place of fear) and I'm glad to see you guys out there providing first hand information as to why everyone SHOULD see Morocco! I know it is not all wine and roses, but attitude always has a lot to do with how an experience evolves. I look forward to your future adventures (will help to shape my plans to see Morocco, I'm sure) and thanks for sharing! Happy travels!!:)

[@WorldTowning]

So great to have you. These are the experiences that we have seen with other travelers. They start with things that interesting and then they more on to things that are adventurous and then they start realizing that anything is possible and then start hitting the bucket list spots. Go with your gut and visit what you want. People are good everywhere. What we have seen is that the locals are so excited to be with people who are equally excited to be there. Discovery is an amazing thing. Hope you are enjoying the videos. If you have any suggestions or comments, let us know. Thanks.

[@user-ty3vs1gy6t]

Hot Springs Dominique Welcome to our country, Morocco, be sure that you will have a wonderful trip, full of adventures.

[@sciencetamer1404]

Morocco receives 15 million tourists a year...it's a safe country and people are well used to foreigners, you will see good service and hospitality everywhere!!

[@triggerwarning7662]

Did you go to Morocco in the end?

[@kdourisaleh4592]

Waaaaw just waaaaaw

[@phdstudentindistress]

heya lovelies! What I understood is that the reason why male to female ratio is disproportionate in a mosque is because the woman's prayer in her house is equivalent to that of the man in the mosque and just as blessed, for she is the mother, the keeper of the household and receives lots of blessings from God and his angels just by taking care of things...but she can go whenever! Fathers need to go more often though, they don't have as much blessing as mothers praying in their houses. All about context I guess!

[@kdourisaleh4592]

Welcom to my beautiful contry (morocco)

[@WorldTowning]

Thank you. So far it is not disappointed one bit.

[@eztravel8022]

Greetings from Rabat - Morocco

[@WorldTowning]

Hi! Love Morocco. Time for another visit.

[@erwanthomas]

Don't forget to spend few days in essaouira, the view of the fortification from the rocks near the beach is stellar, the speciality there is "tagine de congre au pruneaux" it's a kind of fish with prunes. Also I found the way they consider hygiene and traditionnal pharmacy interesting, they use dry perfumes, kohl is not just for beauty and they eat only with the right hand. also I hope you have already tried the "thé à la menthe", mint tea as it is the favourite beverage in north africa. enjoy !!!

[@jsueiro1]

It is on our list after Marrakesh! Can't wait. I hear the seafood is to die for! And I love anything prune. Adore the tea! I have it twice a day. I do have to ask them to do less sugar. 6 cubes is just too much for me. Thanks for all your amazing insight.

[@erwanthomas]

I hope you are not to early in marrakech, in spring it smells orange flower everywhere. and try to do a tour of the small villages outside marrakech, a real time travel. I also remember that in essaouira there are shops that are best describe as cookery, it's not a restaurant, but a place where you come with the food you bought at the market and they cook it for you and you can eat there.

[@jsueiro1]

We will definitely be doing smaller towns as well. I wish we had six months so we could go further south, I hear it is amazing in regards to villages. I have heard of these places. Now if we can only catch our own fish. Ha.

[@LondonisAmazing]

Your videos are AWESOME! Thank you for sharing your adventures. Beautiful scenery and great info.

[@jsueiro1]

Thank you Renée! It is so much fun taking all of you along with us on our travel journey! We still have about 40 countries in Europe to visit so the fun has only begun.

[@stoicstoic1250]

Assillah is about 50 km from my place Keep the good work, more love from Morocco

[@WorldTowning]

We stayed there for three nights. It was a nice quiet area.

[@stoicstoic1250]

@@WorldTowning it's a summer town actually, summer time you won't be able even to walk hhh

[@amuslim_officielle1660]

You're welcome to Morocco again ❤

[@user-wm8op4rm5j]

welcome to morocco 🇲🇦 😊😊

[@WorldTowning]

Thank you. We are loving it here.

[@WorldTowning]

BTW - out next video will be up in about three hours or less. So much to share from here.

[@user-wm8op4rm5j]

Welcome 😊 have awesome family great job 👍🏻i wish you amazing trip good luck 😊😊😊 and welcome always morocco 🇲🇦

[@aidanclarke6106]

I am definitely on #TeamAvalon. I ❤️❤️❤️ couscous so much. BTW couscous is the second preferred meal in France, second only to blanquette de veau. Have fun guys. 😘

[@jsueiro1]

Is it really? I am not surprise, it is fabulous and the French know good food when they eat it. My couscous never tasted as good as it does here. I think a cooking class night be in order!

[@aidanclarke6106]

Jessica Sueiro - While you are in Morocco, you may want to buy some good Ras-el-hanout spices and sheep stock cubes to improve your future couscous. As a note, keep the stock cubes in a plastic bag because it smells *really* strong.

[@jsueiro1]

oh my gosh, THANK YOU! No wonder mine taste so bad. I never use either of those. Putting them both on my shopping list. I may exceed my "spice" limit and be held at the border. Ha!

[@aidanclarke6106]

Jessica Sueiro 😂

[@hassandafra8800]

WELA COAM MARCO🌷👍💐💐🌸💫

[@onedandylion]

I found your channel when I was searching for French travel vlogs - and enjoyed a wonderful few weeks of binge watching those videos... :) This is my first time watching a more current video and I must say, I am so impressed by your progress with editing and even video narrative. I absolutely love the 'home video' style of the French series but this definitely has a more 'you-tubey' professional look. Very surprised that your subscriber count hasn't grown more substantially - perhaps a couple of short articles sent into travel blogs might heighten your profile. Especially ones catering to New Zealand and Australia - so many of us home school and travel with our kids. Anyway, long comment from someone who usually lurks, but I wanted to say Great Job and I'm looking forward to seeing Morocco with you. Kia Kaha from Aotearoa! :)

[@jsueiro1]

Thanks for binging us! Will works very hard on our vlogs and he is always trying to improve the quality, but more importantly the story telling. So, thank you for noticing. Our goal is to get people to think and feel through travel and then maybe strike out on their own for a WorldTowning adventure. Great suggestions. Thanks. We love our friends from Australia and New Zealand, you guys are so committed to travel, plus really darn cool. Keep on commenting. We love hearing from you.

[@Iva602]

I've enjoyed your Moroccan adventure with you family! Keep posting videos :)

[@WorldTowning]

Thanks We really appreciate the support. I am rendering the next video right now. It will be up tomorrow.

[@cindyfleer2248]

I have a new word for your family, a few months back when Jessica was cooking in Lemonade and wondered what to call those segments I suggested WORLDCOOKING . After this episode I thought of another segment WORLDEATING ! It looks fabulous there. Keep seeing the world! Thanks for another great video.

[@jsueiro1]

I loved WORLDCOOKING! Thanks. We do plan to get back to the cooking segments, but probably not until after Morocco. We are having too much fun WORLDEATING what others are cooking. Keep them coming, these are fabulous! And thanks again.

[@sonniesays]

When you just visited Morroco for 15 days (roundtrip) this is a nice video to have memories. I enjoyed watching this, keep up the good work!

[@WorldTowning]

Thanks so much. We were actually in Morocco for seven weeks. We worked during the week and then adventured during the weekend. All the best!

[@amandabradley6256]

Hope you’re feeling better Will! The 🕌 looked incredible! What a journey

[@WorldTowning]

The food is so tasty. On day 7 of a 15 day antibiotic regimen. Its getting there. I hope. Thanks.

[@beau5977]

You amazing little family do amazing vlogs💗🌍

[@WorldTowning]

Thank you. That is so sweet! ❤❤❤

[@madie72451]

Wow!! Loved this video! So happy to see the food too! Have fun! Looking forward to seeing more! Thank you

[@jsueiro1]

THANKS! Will puts so much hard work into these vlogs. We appreciate your kind words. More food is coming, SO MUCH MORE!

[@mohammedhappy594]

Nice trip, enjoy Morocco.

[@jsueiro1]

Thanks! We LOVE it here. I only wish we could stay longer!

[@sirhtatji5071]

Is this the best family ever ? I really love the energy that you give to us from your videos

[@jsueiro1]

sir htatji thank you! Morocco brought out the best in us!

[@mishu3271]

Wow! Five weeks..Im so jelly!!! I adore Moroccan food -every last bit of it. Rarely can I get it in Canada. Thank you for taking us along in Lemonade. Some of the most beautiful night skies I have ever seen have been in Morocco...lets see what you think.

[@WorldTowning]

We are so looking forward to it. Not only is it a new continent, but this is a total 180 from Europe. This is such an amazing experience, and we just got here. We have to book a food tour to get the inside scoop. As far as the night skies, I will take a peek and let you know. I am still on the mend and have not been awake past 8pm. Ugh!

[@mishu3271]

Feel better Will and get medical assistance if it gets worse. Tell the kids they should get a small stash of goulimine beads in the markets...the real ones. Also known as “Christmas beads”. I still have a few in my stash after almost 40+ years. Only special ppl get gifted these from me. If you have hearty stomachs eat at the kiosks in the market in Marrakesh...those ladies know everything about exquisite spicing. Yummmmm🤩

[@WorldTowning]

We are going to the souks on Wed (just went yesterday). It was amazing. We will definitely hit up the Christmas beads. It sounds amazing. As far as the food. We need to do more street food for sure. Just need to get myself in a better state. Thanks. Hopefully medical assistance will not be needed.

[@valuableinformationandidea9388]

You should go to the old Medina of asila. It's so beautiful out there.

[@WorldTowning]

We were there once. It's beautiful.

[@soulaimaneelabid]

just discovered you guys... you are soooooo amazing i wish i had a family like you guys. I'm from morocco btw and it i soooooo amazing how you make my country look so cool and amazing... although i don't really understand why you keep using Indian music lol... however, you are now officially my fav youtubers ♥... best wishes

[@mustaaityou2881]

The best Family

[@WorldTowning]

Thank you. We have more Morocco videos coming up. The next one will be released today.

[@mustaaityou2881]

@@WorldTowning Welcome to Morocco at any time

[@monaalami8222]

it's just waww so lovely vlog nice food and good infotmations about mosque thanks

[@ramybrahim3188]

welcome every time to Morocco kingdom

[@WorldTowning]

Thanks you. Can't wait to come back in December.

[@ashpro5157]

Very nice family

[@WorldTowning]

Thank you ash!!! I like them too. 😁

[@Truthseeker66]

Cool crazy family...

[@jgvarea]

Nice video.. Saludos desde Barcelona.

[@WorldTowning]

Thank you for watching. More to come.

[@aait5085]

Magnifique Vous êtes adorable

[@WorldTowning]

Merci.

[@theonlyhassanelahlou]

Highways stations shops are always expensive compared to normal shops.

[@mandyredman960]

Really enjoying your Morocco experience. Food looks amazing. Have fun and pls keep the videos coming. 👍

[@WorldTowning]

There is no stop in site for the videos. We wanted to get one out today, but we have an all day adventure planned, so the edit will have to wait. Tomorrow will be a video about our day in the life. at a campsite in Morocco.

[@RANITAJINTERNATIONAL]

It is a huge mosque guys. But I suspect it is not the third largest. That is probably in Pakistan or Persia. Thanks for sharing your experiences, love watching. x

[@WorldTowning]

You are right. Just looked it up - it is the 10th largest. Thanks for helping us out. We are going back in November are would hate to get it wrong - again... 😜😅

[@RANITAJINTERNATIONAL]

You are most welcome. Want to explore Morocco myself. Thank you again for showing us the way. Enjoy your travels and stay safe. x

[@ALI-nq1os]

👀 you had goood time

[@rachidnour9392]

Wonderful family...

[@WorldTowning]

Thank you so much

[@elhemerayoub6379]

مرحباً بكم في المغرب

[@joserforty8134]

Our fave campground is in Mohammedia. L'Ocean Bleu. Next to the beach n markets. Check it out. ☺️ 👍

[@WorldTowning]

Looks amazing. We are in Marrakech right now. We are absolutely loving the weather here. We will make our way to Eeeaouria in a week. Any suggestions there?

[@jsueiro1]

Darn. We are south of there now. Oh well, next time. Thanks for the recommendation. Do you have others? Merci!!!!

[@joserforty8134]

In Essaouira we stayed in the center of town on the parking lot by a shopping center next to a police area. Windy place. Check out the windsurfers and kite surfers. ☺️ About 20 DH per night. goo.gl/maps/nPomeacPiJD2

[@jsueiro1]

Thanks so much, this sounds perfect! The kids are looking forward to surfing.

[@joserforty8134]

Fore real surfing and a very international town, make it more south towards agadir. We stayed at Camping Terre d'Ocean on the hill. great hosts. If you need anything fixed on your rv, let them know, they can help you find the right person for the job. 8o) You really missed out on Assilah, that where we will be retiring. Hehehe. Visit the local markets for fresh bread and greens. Also Marjane supermarkets are cool.

[@abdessamadelyajouri2836]

I am happy for the kids more than anybody else

[@WorldTowning]

We are too. They are so much fun to travel with.

[@abdessamadelyajouri2836]

I wish you guys decide to buy a house and live in Morocco

[@mostaphabenlahcen3815]

You are a wonderful family, may God protect you and I am happy wherever you go. Mustapha OUZAKKAN Moracco

[@bk-np2zs]

it s 2020 i m watching your videos great work you are the best family Welcom to morocco

[@WorldTowning]

Thanks! We feel very welcomed in Morocco. Happy to be back.

[@taharmeridja7789]

Very nice cool marriage friend

[@WorldTowning]

Loved Morocco so much.

[@khalidboutouam4887]

Love ur video guys, this is my town where I was born.... really enjoyed it. Should put this on tv. Thanks

[@WorldTowning]

I agree, it should be in TV. Thanks for watching. So glad you enjoyed it.

[@ryanchaibi3068]

i can't watch your videos and not smile, you have a great family, may allah bless you

[@WorldTowning]

Hi Ryan. Thank you so much for the blessings. We just glad that we are able to share our adventures with everyone.

[@mhadimoh]

So beautiful family 😀...

[@jsueiro1]

Thanks.

[@ahmedennajari5392]

Ohhh...you were juste next my house ....skala... Hve nice day

[@WorldTowning]

Really? Where was that? We liked our time in Casablanca.

[@ahmedennajari5392]

0661232860 My phone if you pass by Ihave 2 kids who speak english they ll be pleased to meet your kids

[@BrahDa]

Oh my God Love it xxx

[@WorldTowning]

Thanks! We loved Morocco so much!

[@rachida2949]

I love u guys 😍😍from morroco

[@WorldTowning]

Thank you so much. We had a great time in Morocco. We will be back. Not sure when, but we will.

[@adamakif1098]

great work you guys

[@WorldTowning]

Thank you. We really appreciate it.

[@samymaimal8846]

I like this family ))

[@jsueiro1]

Thanks Samy. I like them too. Ha.

[@Ahmedahmed-rv2oy]

I love your tour Y dont were in ancien medina

[@zakariaamine88]

attempt to answer your question in 13:40 about why there is a disproportion of capacity between men and women or why there is more space for men : - Mosque for men is an obligation, while for women it's optional - there are periods where women are relieved from their prayer duties (during their period, or after giving birth). Therefore the numbers are expected to be lower

[@WorldTowning]

Thanks so much for the clarification. Very much appreciated.

[@baggomohamad2316]

😋❤

[@WorldTowning]

🇲🇦💯❤. Please stay safe.

[@torikarmowska7677]

Hey guys, awesome video! Will, your editing is getting better and better every vlog you upload! Such a fabulous video. I missed your updates, but I hope your infection is gone now and you're all happy and healthy! Can't wait to see what you're up to in Marrakesh :)

[@jsueiro1]

Thanks Tori! Will works so hard on these vlogs and tries to document super authentic, this means a lot to me/us/him! xoxo His ear is still bothering him a bit, but thanks for checking in .

[@WorldTowning]

Thanks so much Tori! I really appreciate it. It is coming along nicely. Every time I finish an edit, I am a little more pleased than the time before. Like anything else, practice, practice, practice.

[@sayfeddine7261]

Great videos! Question: How do you have internet on the RV? I'm assuming you do because the child is having a chat with their instructor

[@othmanealaoui2805]

Hahaa between Marseille and India , nice one

[@WorldTowning]

Thanks

[@MOE-pt4ox]

I ADVISE U TO TAKE COFFE NOSS-NOSS (HALF-HALF) IT S THE BEST COFFEFOR DRIVERS SO 1001 WELCOME IN MOROCCO

[@WorldTowning]

Is that the typical Cafe Aulait? That is so good here and as sweet as can be. Thanks for the suggestion.

[@MOE-pt4ox]

Noo it s the better than cafe au lait ..It's half milk and half espresso and most typically ordered by adults.

[@dimasccm9522]

Casablaca 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦❤❤❤👍👍👍

[@letoiledusud6725]

Hey Will! Women generally are allowed to do their prayers at home. This accounts for the smaller size of the prayer room designated for women in the mosque perhaps. Men however don't have the same excuse. Generally, Islam isn't as exacting as one might think. Back in the times of early islam women used to be in charge of household tasks and of taking care of the children. This tradition has been passed down through generations ever since. Women today , though, aren't strictly confined to their homes and family duties and can go to the mosque more if they wish. There is nothing that can hold them from this if they wish. They can also choose to do their prayers at home, no problem at all.

[@kheireddinebel4806]

I love your videos guys such lovely family I hope you visit Algeria We have alot of things to see specily The city of #Sifar in this city Alister craouly was there I hope you respond

[@WorldTowning]

We really want to visit Algeria. From everything I have heard about the country, it had an amazing culture and incredibly kind people. If possible, we would see if we can make it there before the end of the year,

[@SuperKhalid1986]

Welcome to your second country 😍

[@WorldTowning]

We really do feel like Morocco is our second country. Thank you so much for your hospitality.

[@SuperKhalid1986]

I hope you have a good time In next time Welcome to my home

[@Banzo-AAA]

13:31 you had a good question regarding the unbalance capacity of different genders and that is mainly due to the fact in Islam Women aren’t forced to pray at the mosque which is the complete opposite for Man. And that is mainly why Women prefer to pray at home.

[@WorldTowning]

Interesting. Thanks for sharing this detail. We always love to learn more about the cultures and countries we visit.

[@othmaneAlmaghribi9867]

Should visit Chafchouwen** the blue City...

[@melissajordan8679]

I love every video and I hope you are able to continue documenting your travel at least for the next two planned years. As a side note, your kids, along with being wonderfully polite and terrifyingly smart, share an affectionate relationship to one another that is so moving, and a testament to your wonderful family. My two kids are also an older sister-younger brother pair, so the combo is close to my heart.

[@WorldTowning]

We do intend to continue creating. The end product is amazing and knowing that we have it forever makes it worth it. The kids definitely do love each other and team up as often as possible. We just finished playing team battleship and the kids refused to separate as a team. So cute. BTW - Kids won. Ugh!

[@pussycatlover6522]

You wanna find out what was in there b4 they start building the mosque in 1986 ?

[@WorldTowning]

Jimmy Hoffa? 😍😍😍😍

[@pussycatlover6522]

There was the largest outdoor swiming pool in Africa called piscine municipal built under the French occupation in 40s maybe not too sure. Google it for more information. I remember that so well because I went to school nearby called Raja in 1972 when I was a kid, it's still there till this day.

[@monaalami8222]

Assillah city is the city of art and artist of africa but not problem next time realy realy nice city good food realy the best fish restorant, tasr tagine of food nice wild beach called Rmillat beach

[@badiamouje9203]

It's pumpkins, in the couscous.

[@jsueiro1]

Thanks. We finally figured that out. Yummy.

[@hamidmalaga6462]

Salam

[@ibrahimayoub9040]

For your question, about the dispersion between man and women prayers is that for man in the Quran he must go to the mosque, but women its not necessary she can just pray at home.

[@TitusM7]

In general Muslim men are required to pray in the mosque each and every prayer while the ladies are not it's a choice for them (correct me if i'm wrong) but i believe that's the reason behind the numbers EDIT: you already got that :)

[@WorldTowning]

Thank you!

[@pizzaiolonapolitain4188]

Did you bring your camping car from united states ?

[@WorldTowning]

we bought it in France.

[@ezzaneli6680]

Hello ! In the mosque the place where women prays is smaller than the place for men because it is an obligation for the men to pray at the mosque but this is optional for women.

[@ezzaneli6680]

I see that you founde your answer later finally :')

[@mrnlul6421]

Is it safe there ?

[@jsueiro1]

Absolutely. I have never felt unsafe, it never even crossed my mind to feel unsafe. This is a loving, honest and kind country.

[@rachidall7118]

The reason why the number of women is smaller is because the rewards for women praying at home is higher than in the mosque.. also the responsibility at home.

[@WorldTowning]

Thank you for sharing. xoxo

[@cmehdi748]

Welcome to rabat at any time , and hope your you gonna enjoy everything , and the thing about separating men and women , it's in our islam religion , there are many reason's , one of them is to not getting distracted , because it's a place to pray and worship allah (god ) , you can search online about it , and have more clear answers

[@jsueiro1]

Thank you for this information. Now that we have been in Morocco for over 5 weeks we have learned so much more about the separation and we did Google as well. We love Google. Ha.

[@monaalami8222]

orld Towning haha when she taste jus so passion fascinating

[@sabekt]

not traduction in arabic ???? tanks

[@Tarek_Issa77]

إنه مترجم للعربيه

[@chrissbibar9735]

MR will , you said why that place holds up only 5 thousand women . in quoran state it *not* necessary for women to pray in mosque . but men have to pray there every friday also five times in a day . i might not be religious but that's what ik .

[@chrissbibar9735]

update . dang i just watched the whole video . your wife just said it all ...

[@WorldTowning]

Phew! Hope you liked the adventure. All the best.

[@achawadarhada2536]

Mr Will i have a small answer if you'll accept it, when you'll come next time for being here in morocco forever MAYBE i said MAYBE you'll get more than 1 answer, the first thing that you get to know that you are not from the same religion, it's so simple Mr will. and welcome to my country ;-)

[@federicobarrio6086]

always late, hahahaha

[@gsmgsm8679]

i live in morocco at Agadir city i never visete casablanca ? $

[@KhalidBoud]

WELKOM

[@GhostRider-yh7sh]

In islam men are OBLIGATED to go to the mosque for prayer, women can choose if they want to go to the mosque or pray at home. Hope this info is useful

[@WorldTowning]

This is very helpful. Thank you so much!