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January
 

New Year’s Day: while not the first day of the New Year in the Islamic calendar, the first of January is still observed as a significant date and the citizens of Casablanca enjoy a day off in line with the rest of the country.

February
 

Eid al Adha: this Muslim festival marks the event in which Abraham was asked by God to sacrifice his son Ishmael. The country’s Muslim population celebrates with a variety of traditional religious rites and activities.

March
 

Fatih Mouharam: otherwise known as the Islamic New Year, Fatih Mouharam is celebrated across the country with typical fervour. Alcohol may be unavailable at many places on this day.

April
 

Eid el Arch: the coronation of King Mohammed VI is celebrated by all on what is a national holiday. A festive atmosphere is enjoyed in Casablanca with live music, dancing and shows at various venues.

May
 

Eid el Mouloud: the people of Casablanca, along with the rest of the country, celebrate the birthday of the Prophet Mohammed’s

July
 

Casablanca Festival: this is the city’s most popular and significant annual cultural event and sees venues across the city hosting musical events, movie screenings, art exhibitions and more.

August
 

Révolution du Roi et du Peuple (The King and the People's Revolution Day): this is a public holiday in Casablanca and is celebrated with a variety of parties and festive activities at different venues across the city.

September
 

Ramadan: hailed as the Islamic calendar’s most important month, Ramadan is observed with a period of fasting and abstinence by most of Casablanca’s Muslim population.

October
 

Eid al Fitr: the end of the Ramadan festival is marked with the celebrations of Eid al Fitr. Casablanca’s residents get together with their families to enjoy feasting, praying and gift giving.

November
 

Fête de l'Indépendance (Independence Day): Casablanca’s residents join with the rest of the country in celebrating the day Morocco officially declared its independence.

December
 

Christmas: the small Christian population of Casablanca celebrate the birth of Christ with the same traditions observed in predominantly Christian countries.


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