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Moroccans welcome King’s Eid al-Adha sacrifice halt amid drought

Summary by The New Arab

In the quiet town of Nador, located on Morocco's Mediterranean coast, sheepherder and vendor Allal has spent the past year preparing for Eid al-Adha. The Islamic holiday, during which Muslims traditionally sacrifice livestock in honour of Prophet Ibrahim and his son Ismail, is the most profitable season. For 50-year-old Allal, like for generations before him, the annual celebration is central to his livelihood. However, this year, climate change…

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Moroccans welcome King’s Eid al-Adha sacrifice halt amid drought

In the quiet town of Nador, located on Morocco's Mediterranean coast, sheepherder and vendor Allal has spent the past year preparing for Eid al-Adha. The Islamic holiday, during which Muslims traditionally sacrifice livestock in honour of Prophet Ibrahim and his son Ismail, is the most profitable season. For 50-year-old Allal, like for generations before him, the annual celebration is central to his livelihood. However, this year, climate change…

2 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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The New Arab broke the news in London, United Kingdom 2 months ago on Monday, April 7, 2025.

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