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An online publication of the Ali Vural Ak Center for Global Islamic Studies at George Mason University

Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs

Rise of the Bureaucrat? Changing Religious Authority in Morocco

By Ann Marie Wainscott  //  August 1, 2018

In Morocco, the state has greatly expanded the religious bureaucracy since 2004. There are now institutions that print the Qur’an, teach individuals various Qur’anic recitation styles, and train domestic and foreign imams and other lay…

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