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Moroccans View Believers and Disbelievers as Divided, with Some Seeing Women’s Covering and Mixing Restrictions as a Wake-Up Cell Threat
The article addresses the phenomenon of dormant cells and extremists in Morocco. The writer believes that there are individuals spreading radical ideas, believing in the imposition of Sharia law, and displaying intense religious fanaticism. At the same time, the state sometimes operates with a system similar to these ideologies, which complicates efforts to combat extremism. The article emphasizes the need to adopt strategies used by countries like the UAE and Saudi Arabia, such as detention and restrictions on mixing, to reduce the influence of these extremists on society. It also calls for updating national laws to make them more civil.
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