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Civilization Began with Trousers
The article focuses on the importance of trousers in the development of civilization, contrasted with the jellabiya and traditional clothing associated with backwardness and poverty. It explains that wearing trousers was a sign of scientific and technological progress, as Europeans and individuals from developing countries adopted them as a practical option. The article notes that there have been changes in women's attire, since jellabiyas hindered women’s access to the labor market. It points out that the Moroccan jellabiya, especially for women, was considered modern at a certain time, but continued reliance on it today contributes to the decline of women's participation in the economy and weakens education among girls, as statistics show low rates of employed and educated women. The article calls for moving beyond the jellabiya toward practical trousers to facilitate progress and economic and social development in Morocco.
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