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Retrospective and Experiential Perceptions on Education in Morocco by an Engaged Observer

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Educators of the Mediterranean… …Up Close and Personal

Part of the book series: Comparative and International Education ((CIEDV,volume 9))

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Abstract

Born in the countryside my father, who was a small landowner, stems from a maraboutic family (shorfa). Eleven of my grandfathers and close paternal relatives have small or big shrines built on them. One of them constitutes a sanctuary where people come from all over the region of Abda for its veneration. This is one of the features of popular Islam. Popular and formal Islam were always intermixed in Moroccan traditional society.

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  1. University of Eastern Finland, Joensuu Campus, Finland

    M’hammed Sabour

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  1. University of Malta, Malta

    Ronald G. Sultana (Editor) (Editor)

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Sabour, M. (2011). Retrospective and Experiential Perceptions on Education in Morocco by an Engaged Observer. In: Sultana, R.G. (eds) Educators of the Mediterranean… …Up Close and Personal. Comparative and International Education, vol 9. SensePublishers. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6091-681-6_9

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