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The
green colour of the wheatfields
Both colour of Islam
and symbol of paradise, green is said to be
the favourite colour of the prophet who may
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Composed of about ten different
species, the mint flavours the green tea. This
national drink called "nana" is present
in every Moroccan houses and symbolizes hospitality.
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The green colour of Islam
is everywhere: on the roofs of palaces, mosques,
medersas, on the canopies of the front doors.
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The olive tree is the main
fruit tree in Morocco. Collected from November
to December, olives can be crystallized, cooked
in tajines or put in mixed salads. They also make
a nice and flavoured oil.
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Enjoy the colour
gradation: bright green of the palm trees, soft
green of the lucerne and blue-green of the fig trees.
The oasis is an island of coolness and greenery
in an ocean of dryness. |
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