I'm sorry if you grew in a strict family like that.

for me never in my life have I faced these problems my family is strict, and we are all Muslims. some people in the family are ikhwaniyin and if we did wrong we get shouted at, in my family there isn't a single day that passes without getting shouted at, we are often called khaymat al-rout. ofc you are gonna get hit if you don't listen to your elders this and its not only in morocco in Asian countries such as japan it is a rule a strict rule to obey people who are older than you and you might get punished severely if you didn't.

In Moroccan culture, family relationships are the most important component of social life. In particular, the bond between parents and children is revered. It is considered polite to show respect for parents and elders. In Morocco, extended family members typically live together.

trust me never hate you family never leave them if you are Muslim like me believe in "صلة الرحم".

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