The document lists various religious, cultural and secular holidays and events including Halloween, Christmas, Valentine's Day, New Year's Day, International Workers' Day, weddings, Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha, Muharram, Achoura, Eid El-Mawlid, and the Green March anniversary. It provides brief descriptions of when each holiday or event is celebrated as well as what it commemorates.

2.  Halloween
 Anniversary
of the
Green March
 Christmas
 Eid al-Fitr
 Valentine's Day
 Muharram
 New Year's Day
 ˈInternational Workers'  Eid al-Adha
Day /labour day
 FANTASIA
 Eid El-Mawlid
 Achoura
 Muharram
 Wedding ceremony
The Islamic New Year

3. The period just before and after 25
December, a Christian holy day which
celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ


4. A
traditional exhibition of horsemanship in
the Maghreb performed during cultural
festivals and to close
Berber wedding celebrations

5.  the
night of 31 October when children dress
in special clothes and people try to frighten
each other

6.  14
February, a day when you give a love card
to someone you have a romantic relationship
with or would like a romantic relationship
with

7.  It
falls on January 1 and marks the start of a
new year according to the Gregorian
calendar

8.  commemorates
the historic struggle of
working people throughout the world. It
occurs on May 1st

9. a
marriage ceremony and any celebrations
such as a meal or a party which follow it

10.  This
holiday celebrates the birthday
of Muhammad, the founder of Islam. It is
fixed as the 12th day of the month of Rabi I
in the Islamic calendar

11. 
 This
commemorates the event when in 1975
approximately 350,000 unarmed Moroccans
along with 27,000 soldiers under the
direction of King Hassan II marched to the
border of Western Sahara calling for the
territory to be returned to Morocco

12.  The
Celebration concluding Ramadan. It is a
Festival of Breaking the Fast. It is one of the
two most important Islamic celebrations

13.  This
month of marks the beginning of the
Islamic liturgical year. IT begins on the first
day of Muharram,

14.  It
is great day celebrated by all muslims
around the world on the 10th day of
Muharram, the 1rst month which marks the
beginning of the Islamic new year. The
meaning of the word is related to the
number ten in Arabic language. It
comemorates the victory God has given to his
prophet Moses overPharaoh

15.  This
celebration concludes the Hajj. It is also
called the Feast of Sacrifice because it
commemorates the
prophet Abraham's willingness to
obey Allah by sacrificing his son Ishmael.
According to the Qu'ran, just before Abraham
sacrificed his son, Allah replaced Ishmael
with a ram, thus sparing his life.