King Mohammed VI, accompanied by Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan, Prince Moulay Rachid, Prince Moulay Ahmed, and Prince Moulay Ismail, performed the Eid Al-Fitr prayer on Monday at the Ahl Fès Mosque in Mechouar, Rabat, and received greetings on this occasion.
Coming from the Royal Palace in Rabat, the procession headed to the Ahl Fès Mosque amidst cheers and applause from citizens who came to express their best wishes to the King and to share in the joy of this festive day marking the end of Ramadan.
Upon arrival at the mosque, the King reviewed a detachment of the Royal Guard that presented honors.
After the Eid prayer, the Imam delivered a sermon, emphasizing that believers had spent the month of Ramadan in an atmosphere of piety, spirituality, and divine blessing. He noted that this period serves as a time of spiritual reflection and purification, with immense promises of rewards from God.
The Imam also recalled that this sacred month was marked by a religious vigil commemorating Laylat al-Qadr, the night when the first verses of the Quran were revealed to the Prophet Mohammed.
At the end of the sermon, the Imam offered prayers for the King, his family, and the late rulers Mohammed V and Hassan II.
The King then returned to the Royal Palace amidst the cheers of citizens, who gathered in large numbers to express their well wishes. At the same time, cannon shots were fired to mark the occasion.
At the Royal Palace, the King, accompanied by Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan, Prince Moulay Rachid, and Prince Moulay Ahmed, received greetings from the Head of Government, the Speakers of Parliament, the President-Delegate of the Supreme Council of the Judiciary, the First President of the Court of Cassation, the President of the Public Prosecutor’s Office, the King’s Public Prosecutor at the Court of Cassation, the Dean of the Islamic Diplomatic Corps in Morocco, the Ambassador of Cameroon, the Presidents of constitutional bodies, and several high-ranking civil and military officials.
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