#dima maghreb

[kvtnisseverdeen]

BEST OF FIFA WORLD CUP QATAR 2022:

Historic Win for the Atlas Lions 🇲🇦

[madridista-pura]

DIMA MAGHREB 🇲🇦🇵🇸

[swaggypsyduck]

LETS FUCKING GOOOOOOO THE EGYPT CURSE IS BROKEN!!!!!

[rumaan]

Has their ever been a more supported team at a World Cup than Morocco currently are?!

Like yeah, Brazil and Argentina have legions of fans around the world who get behind them every World Cup but when you look at the backing Morocco currently have, it’s insane. Africa as a continent is rooting for them. The Arab world is rooting for them. The Muslim world is rooting for them. I don’t think a team has ever enjoyed that much support.

Anyway Dima Maghreb

[cornerihaunt]

MOROCCO WOMENS NT QUALIFIED GIRL!!!!!!! I LOVE U!!!!!!!

[adnaaz]

🇲🇦✨🤍

[virgjl]

Seeing a muslim country make it far in a WC thats hosted by Qatar, another muslim country, after all the controversy and slander from the western media, it just makes this win even more special wallahi ❤️

DIMA MAGHREB 🇲🇦❤️

[ofoceanandwaves]

Morocco still my absolute beloved

I was sad yesterday but seeing you guys being so dignified and gracious in defeat makes it hurt a bit less. Thank you for your passion, your courage, your belief that made us all believe, your compassion, the enthralling games, the fun, the wide grins, the sujood-e-shukrs and the pride you guys made us(more than 1.5 billion people) feel.

You may have lost, but that dream is still alive within all of us and you guys are winners for us. An entire continent and then some more is damn proud of you!

Dima Maghreb!

[loverboyos]

morocco, our last standing soldier, we're all behind you.. let's gooooooo!!!

[navramanan]

GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

[madridista-pura]

HISTORY🇲🇦

[rumaan]

Colonised vs coloniser

It’s going to be spicy

Dima Maghreb

[ikram1909]

Gavi's comment on Ilias Akhomach's post ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[ofoceanandwaves]

Morocco my beloved

[swaggypsyduck]

yor last ask reminded me of a friend of mine talking shit about maghrebis yesterday because "they always exclude egypt when talking about north africa" but not a word about egyptians constantly fetish specially moroccan women....

so i went to school w a few egyptians but most of them i knew from masjid settings. i remembered one time we were all having a post isha tims run and i made the joke "we're all north african here" and the whole group turned to look at me like i killed their parents. "we're not north african. we're african and middle-eastern" and one went "i mean yah we're in africa but we dont share any of ur culture". and i dont think ive felt so other in a group before?? bc then suddenly it was a "we're not like u attitude". they loved to speak their dialect around me and then go "guys stooop ray doesn't understand us" and giggle. as if egyptian media wasn't the forefront of arabian media for the last 80 years. i cant speak it. but i understand it perfectly well. but not a single one has made the effort to learn another dialect of arabic. "ur too french/colonized" as if it was our fault?? and even then i know so many moroccans here that dont speak french but it doesn't matter to them.

the fetishism of "maghrebi" (moroccan, algerian, tunisian) women is a HUGE issue in the middle east. i can't tell u the amount of middle-eastern guys ive just CASUALLY met at uni or gaming online that hyperfocus on the fact that im moroccan. "i love moroccan women" "ok, why?" "bc yall aren't like our women who dont do anything in the house and put make up on all day. u guys are actually good wives" is a conversation ive had way too many times. the misogyny to both groups of women is disgusting. and the fact they think we'd take it as a compliment and roll over like subservient lil house wives is mind boggling. when so many moroccan women in the gulf states r trafficked there and sold into prostitution.

and i kid u not at the masjid one time there was this new girl from oman who didn't know where i was from who said with complete seriousness "ugh r those women over there moroccan? i didn't know yall let ppl practice black magic in the house of god". when i tell u my friends hand immediately held mine to calm me down. that group of women was my mom and her friends who r a whole mix of moroccans, tunusians, algerians, and yemeni moms who bring tea and sweets to the mosque to share with eachother after prayer.

this isn't every egyptian or middle-eastern, clearly. my egyptian friend (she's perfect and i love her) had many words to say to those girls. and her parents are so welcoming and very proud to be african. i have so many friends from across the middle-east and i love them all so much, but sometimes they slip and say things that dont make me trust going to their house or meeting their parents.

[loverboyos]

SIR SIIR SIIR!!!