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Moroccan Eid Customs for Marriage
Eid al-Adha celebrations in Morocco have featured numerous traditional rituals and folk customs linked to ancient traditions, such as kissing the fat and the lining, and women commonly displaying them as a means to bring good luck and marriage prospects, despite the lack of any religious or scientific basis for these practices. Despite rising prices and calls for boycott, these rituals still hold special significance for some families and are seen as an opportunity for women to feel hopeful and to fulfill their wishes for a forthcoming marriage. The holiday remains a social occasion that combines traditional customs and popular heritage, amid social and economic challenges that continue to impact Moroccan society.
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