The culture of Oujda is a rich mix of traditions. One popular custom is celebrating Ramadan, a month of fasting and prayer for Muslims. π
Another important festival is the Moussem of Sidi Yahya, a local religious event held each year with music, dance, and food! π
The people of Oujda enjoy traditional Moroccan foods, such as tangia (slow-cooked meat) and mint tea, which is a symbol of hospitality. Oujda is also famous for its crafts, like woven rugs and ceramics. π½
οΈ Festivals and music bring the
community together, showing their pride in their heritage!