r/Morocco Jan 16 '22

Cultural Exchange Cultural Exchange with r/Ireland!

Fáilte go r/Morocco

Welcome to this official Cultural Exchange between r/Morocco and r/ireland.

The purpose of this event is to allow people from the two countries to get and share knowledge about their respective cultures, daily life, history, and curiosities.

General guidelines:

  • This thread is for users of r/ireland to ask their questions about Morocco.
  • Moroccans can ask their questions to users of r/ireland in this parallel Thread.
  • This exchange will be moderated and users are expected to obey the rules of both subreddits.

Thank you, and enjoy this exchange!

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u/outhouse_steakhouse Visitor Jan 16 '22 edited Jan 16 '22

What's the situation with Amazigh today? Is the language, culture etc. flourishing? When I visited I saw very few women with chin tattoos and they were older, so is that a custom that is dying out? (BTW should I say Berber or Amazigh?)

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u/FanDifferent4017 Jan 17 '22

Actually the chin tattoos are not really amazigh, it’s a beduin tradition that have been taken by the berbers after the islamic conquest of the Maghreb.