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Why is couscous traditionally served on Fridays in Morocco ?

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I’ve read that couscous is often a Friday dish in Morocco. Is there a cultural or religious reason behind this tradition?

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Yes, it’s a religious tradition tied to Friday prayers. Families often gather for couscous after the Friday prayer, making it a communal and symbolic meal.

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Couscous on Fridays also symbolizes abundance and sharing. Many families will cook large portions to feed everyone, including neighbors or guests.

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Friday is a holy day in Islam, and couscous has become a way to celebrate with family and friends after prayer.

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In some regions, couscous is prepared with seven vegetables to bring good fortune and blessings to the family.

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