When traveling with your Significant Other, do not hold hands or show any PDA while in public. It is considered very rude and offensive
--Faithy
40
You should not drink alcohol in public places, except in bars..
--Mustapha
20
In Ramadan, when people are fasting, you should not eat or drink in front of them. You can do this in private.
--Mustapha
20
When invited to a house don't come wearing shorts.
--Mustapha
20
As a tourist, expect that local people, especially in small villages, would keep staring at you for a while. So don't be offended. Most people in villages are very generous and welcoming.
--Mustapha
10
It seems careless and offensive to wear casual clothes for a wedding.
--Mustapha
10
Avoid using The thumb and index to mean 'ok'. In Morocco it actually means “zero” or “worthless ” in Morocco
--Mustapha
10
When getting on the bus or in the taxi, you should not sit beside a woman, So she can feel comfortable.
--Mustapha
00
People eat in one plate. Eat just in the area in front of you. Don't eat from another one's area.
--Mustapha
00
Never reject a gift that is given to you. Moroccan people are generous and like to give gifts.
--Mustapha
00
In the Souks, keep bartering! Set the price you want to pay and start at a lower price. Be prepared to walk away. If the stall holders think you're asking a fair price, they will call you back to complete a sale.
--Bernie
30
Wash your hands before eating, for most people don't use forks and spoons.
--Mustapha
20
Bring some gifts to a wedding you are invited to. People bring packets of sugar and give some money to the spouses.
--Mustapha
10
As a guest, and before eating, you should wait for the host to bring you water to wash you hands. Before eating, wait for the host's permission. Say 'bismilah', which means in the name of God. And remember to use your right hand to eat.
--Mustapha
10
You should taste the delicious Tajine and couscous and drink the amazing mint tea.
--Mustapha
10
Take off your shoes before entering the living room in a home.
--Mustapha
10
when entering the mosque or a place that is considered sacred, you should take off your shoes and show respect by showing good manners.
--MUSTAPHA
10
When entering the mosque or a place that is considered sacred, you should take off your shoes and show respect by showing good manners.
--MUSTAPHA
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When seeing a funeral, you should stop for a moment as a sign of respect.
--Mustapha
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When entering the mosque or a place that is considered sacred, you should take off your shoes, greet the people there by saying ' SALAMO ALAYKOM', and show respect by being quiet and polite.
--MUSTAPHA
