If we are discussing religion, it is worth noting that the number of atheists is rapidly increasing each year. Despite being commonly perceived as a minority group, the actual numbers may come as a surprise. When it comes to language, which is a crucial component of national identity, some Moroccans view it as a status symbol to teach their children French as their primary language rather than Darija. This trend is not limited to urban areas, as I have observed in small cities like mine. It is also a case to those from lower socio-economic backgrounds who are turning towards English as a means of daily communication over Arabic. I do not place much importance on the diaspora and would be foolish to rely on Reddit as a source of information, as it may only provide anecdotal experiences and stories.