מימונה
Mee-moo-NAH
“Good fortune”
Mimouna is a joyous and unique celebration observed by the Moroccan Jewish community, marking the end of Passover. This festive day, which typically falls on the night following the eighth day of Passover, has roots in the rich cultural tapestry of Morocco. Families open their homes to friends, neighbors, and strangers alike, symbolizing hospitality and unity.
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