US EditionMoroccans welcome King’s Eid al-Adha sacrifice halt amid drought
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Moroccans welcome King’s Eid al-Adha sacrifice halt amid drought
In the quiet town of Nador, located on Morocco's Mediterranean coast, sheepherder and vendor Allal has spent the past year preparing for Eid al-Adha. The Islamic holiday, during which Muslims traditionally sacrifice livestock in honour of Prophet Ibrahim and his son Ismail, is the most profitable season. For 50-year-old Allal, like for generations before him, the annual celebration is central to his livelihood. However, this year, climate change…
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