Campaign against the bikini in Morocco: "Be a man" Overseas

The NOS writes this. On Moroccan beaches, women celebrate the sun in different ways: some in bikinis, others in long pants and with a scarf. On the family beach, there are mostly women covered, on other beaches, there are young people who drink drinks in bikinis.

Moroccan women are divided. "Of course, you can wear a bikini," says a man on a beach in Rabat. "Islam says you only remove your clothes for your own husband, not for others," a girl tells him. "The woman is the man" admits a man

The two worlds of the image: an entirely covered woman and a woman in a bikini on Oued Charrat beach, near Rabat.

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A Facebook page inspired by Islam launched a campaign with the hashtag #WeesEenMan. This call is the conversation of the day. What is behind and behind is still a mystery.

Conservative

According to a criticism, more and more young Moroccans become more conservative, Salafism gains in influence and men, thanks to such campaigns, for example without having to go on the streets without a bikini [19659002] Many women feel compelled to follow this advice, says psychologist Betty Lachgar. "They are scared or just tired of the fight and cover up more."