6 Quotes by Moroccan authors

Moroccan sayings carry the spice of the souk and the cool of courtyard shade. In Darija and Amazigh cadences, they braid humor with restraint, baraka with streetwise sense. They prize hospitality yet warn against naivety, ask for patience brewed like mint tea, and measure pride against the desert’s humbling distances. Echoes of Sufi hush sit beside the marketplace quip; elders speak, youth listen, then laugh. Expect images of rain after drought, zellige mosaics of meaning, and a steady faith that still ties the camel.

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"I symbolized doping... My phone rarely rings. I can count on the fingers of one hand the number of riders who call me"

Richard Virenque, Athlete

"The more the years go by, the more difficult it gets. I'm getting old"

Richard Virenque, Athlete

"My first was in 1994 and it's ten years ago already. It's been ten years and I'm still around. I won a stage again, like I did last year and the year before"

Richard Virenque, Athlete

"It was important to score points today and I went for them with my guts"

Richard Virenque, Athlete

"I beg the Most High to allow me the favour of the double reward, but if God only finds me worthy of one reward, I will accept it in all humility"

King Hassan II, Royalty

"It is not cowardly, quite the contrary, to seek to meet the adversary and know his intentions. However, it is cowardly, shameful and treasonable to lay down arms"

King Hassan II, Royalty