French Moroccans...

[Shrantellatessa]

Originally Posted by Ghazala

Shrantellatessa,
There isn't a straight line between 'noble reasons' and 'wanting to be free'. You are not necessarily an angel if you leave for the first, and not necessarily a wh.ore if you leave for the second.

Try not to be so judgemental. What people appear to be from the outside is not always what they really are deep down. Our public personas are often a lot different to who we are when we're alone.

Oh & yes, Moroccans in the UK are the best in Europe

I'm not being categoric, I myself left home for my studies (but I'm still an angel ) & many of my friends did the same! I said that only girls who leave home for the sole reason of....r what u said, not all of the. And I've never said that longing for freedon is a sin, freedom fiha w fiha

[Ghazala]

How about freedom to do as you please & be judged by Allah ALONE?

I've known plenty of 'Angels' who are quicker to part with their underwear than some of 'free' girls

[Shrantellatessa]

I didn't get ur point, sista!

[razrif]

Raz's ears prick up!

[homegirlie_2k]

Originally Posted by Ghazala

How about freedom to do as you please & be judged by Allah ALONE?

I've known plenty of 'Angels' who are quicker to part with their underwear than some of 'free' girls

As in people in glass houses shouldnt throw stones...Judge only as you would want to be judged...

Originally Posted by Kendra1

The problem with a lot of the Dutch Moroccans is I think that their parents can't guide them because many had no direction themselves.Many are from Rif and went straight to Holland without ever having lived in a city in Morocco before, (for your info, they are the majority of ppl that wash their feet in the sink when they are on the boat to bled) before anyone gets hoity toity about what i'm saying about Rif, I am 1/2 riffiya and have family in Holland. and I suppose with a government as 'relaxed' as the one in Holland (on various issues i hasten to add) it was inevitable that many Moroccans of our generation are losing themselves.

With regards to French Moroccans, I do agree with 99% of what you say about them, but at the same time I feel like I should stick up for them, as we do not have the same background, yes we are basically Moroccan but here in the UK we have it so much easier.After living in France I saw and felt what it was like to be an Arab in France, its the 1st time I ever experienced any racism in my life the recent riots in France are testament to a society at boiling point.
To conclude, I believe that Moroccans from UK are the most grounded,and we speak the best Arabic and wear the nicest clothes

i could'nt have put it better!

[razrif]

Kendra you didn't pick up
any nasty French habits did you?