Living Near Mosques and Schools in Morocco
The article addressed the problems surrounding the areas around mosques in Morocco, where many of their entrances have been turned into informal markets and spaces for selling goods and trading, causing disturbances and threatening public safety. This issue is compounded by the presence of vendors who are either violators or harassers. Additionally, some young people have exploited the mosques for non-religious purposes, such as drug trafficking and recruiting for past terrorist activities. The article calls for strict intervention by the government to clean up the areas around mosques, unify the sound of the adhan through a standardized recording, and establish competitions to improve the quality of the call to prayer. The aim is to preserve the sanctity and tranquility of the place, emphasizing that mosques should remain solely places of worship, away from chaos and unruly activities that tarnish their image as sacred spaces.
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