The Bayt Mal Al-Quds Asharif Agency (BMAQ) will inaugurate Thursday, the \u201cAl-Quds Nights in Morocco\u201d program at the\u00a0 National Higher Institute of Music and Choreographic Art, adjacent to the Mohammed V Theatre in Rabat. Organized in partnership with the Burj Al-Luqlaq Community Society in Jerusalem and the Moroccan Association for the Support of Reconstruction in Palestine, the event features artistic groups and religious chanting ensembles from both Morocco and Jerusalem.<\/p>\n
Running until next Saturday, the program forms part of the Agency\u2019s ongoing efforts, under the gracious instructions of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, Chairman of the Al-Quds Committee, to strengthen the symbolic presence of the Holy City and promote solidarity with its people and holy sites.<\/p>\n
This initiative reflects BMAQ\u2019s commitment to leveraging culture, creativity, and cultural industries as a human bridge between Morocco and Jerusalem, raising awareness of the Palestinian cause and supporting the resilience of Jerusalemites in line with its enduring mission.<\/p>\n
The program showcases visual art exhibitions by Palestinian artists Talib Odweik and Shihab Al-Qawasmi, alongside traditional product galleries. Performances include the Jerusalemite Heritage Youth Forum troupe and the \u201cAnwar Al-Quds\u201d religious chanting group, led by chanter Zuhair Al-Sabbah, together comprising more than 20 Palestinian artists of all ages.<\/p>\n
Additional performances feature the Al-Furqan Group for religious chanting and Qur\u2019anic recitation, led by Professor Omar Al-Jaadi, and the Ikhwan Al-Fann ensemble, directed by artist Ayoub Al-Ammarti and accompanied by musician Marwan Haji. Young artist Yousra Chouhad will also present solo instrumental performances.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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