Doha-Morocco King Mohammed VI will be chairman on Thursday, March 27th, in Royal Palace in Rabat, the Holy Night of Fate (Laylat al-Qadr) announced.
“Due to certain restrictions and difficulties, which are due to certain movements and positions in relation to the left shoulder of his majesty,” the king explains the seated prayers and quotes the Koran verse.
The Ministry of Islamic Affairs last month announced The cancellation of the prestigious Hassan lectures (Dorys el Hassaniya) for Ramadan 1446/2025, which marks a significant departure from one of the most important religious traditions Morocco.
The cancellation followed King Mohammed VI shoulder surgery in December 2024, where he was treated for a humerus fracture during the routine physical activity.
“His majesty is fine” explained The royal palace last month and added that “the rehabilitation process imposes certain movements and positions restrictions, such as sitting for longer and transition to a standing position.”
Due to these medical requirements, Ramadan’s activities were adapted to the king in the holy month.
The Hassan lectures that originate on Sultan Moulay Ismail (1645-1727) were revived in 1961 by the late King Hassan II after an interruption during the French colonial era.
These lectures traditionally show Islamic scholars who deliver religious teachings in the presence of the monarch and are transferred live to millions in Morocco in which government minister, military leaders and high -ranking civil servants take part.
“Religious ceremony is transferred live on the radio and on television on the call to Isha prayer,” concluded the statement about Laylat al-Qadr and, in addition to the crown prince MoLay Hassan and Prince Moulay Rachid, referred to traditional prayers for the health of the king and well-being.
This holy night, observed In the 27th night of Ramadan, Islamic tradition has a profound meaning than the night when the first verses of the Koran were unveiled the Prophet Muhammad.
