The sacred night of Laylat ul Qadr, regarded as the holiest night in the Islamic calendar, was marked with deep spiritual devotion in Rabat as Mohammed VI, King of Morocco, presided over a solemn religious vigil at the Royal Palace. The ceremony brought together members of the royal family, senior religious scholars, government officials and diplomats to commemorate the Night of Power during the final days of the holy month of Ramadan.
The vigil reflected Morocco’s long-standing tradition of observing Laylat ul Qadr with royal participation. As “Commander of the Faithful,” a title historically held by Moroccan monarchs, King Mohammed VI plays a central role in leading religious observances and promoting Islamic scholarship throughout the country.
