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King Hassan 2 Character Traits

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King Hassan 2 of Morocco: Born on July 9th, 1929, Rabat city the capital, Moulay Al-Hassan was the oldest of the six children of Sultan Sidi Mohammed ben Youssef also known as Mohamed fifth the king who successfully gained the independence of his country from the French protectorate —and who claimed descent from the Prophet Mohammed. Shaoul 28 July 1999 King Hassan 2 attended his first Muslim science classes at the Royal Palace of Rabat. After successful university studies in Rabat and Bordeaux (France), H.M. the King obtained in 1952 a D.E.S. (Master's degree) in public law. Mincom.gov Prince in that time, his majesty Hassan 2 was exiled and his family during the french protectorate to Croatia and then to Madagascar. Invested as crown …show more content…

– Il faut posséder un sixième sens ou un radar et aussi, comme le disaient les prêtres anciens, savoir déchiffrer les messages. R. – You must have a sixth sense or a radar, as the ancient priests said, know how to decrypt messages.) Laurent. (my own translation) King Hassan 2 proves his wisdom and discretion when he follows the steps of his father his majesty king Mohamed 5, and when to make use of his quotes, as the ruler said in his interview with the journalist Eric Laurent: (R. – Mon père – Dieu ait son âme- me disait toujours : « Le Maroc est un lion qu'il faut guider avec une laisse. Il ne doit jamais sentir la chaine. » Donc, nous passons notre temps a composer : quand il tire trop, je lâche, et quand il se relâche, je tire un peu. Laurent) R. - My father - God rest his soul- always said: "Morocco is a lion that must be guided with a leash. It should never feel the chain. "So we spend our time to compose: when he pull too much, I let go, and when he relaxes, I pull a little. Laurent (my own translation) I think by following his father steps and respecting his quotes and relying on them in a myriad of the decision, was the key of his success in the 38 years of his reign and particularly in the green march on November …show more content…

The march took place from November 6-10, 1975, with approximately 350,000 Moroccan citizens who volunteered to march, and 20,000 troops gathering together at the city of Tarfaya in southern Morocco and marching into the Sahara region of Sakiya Lhmra. As mentioned the peacefulness of the stride lies in the carry of the Moroccan flags and Qurans. The march earned the name the "Green March" because of the use of the color green, which was used to symbolize the march's connections to Islam. Cross-Cultural, Holidays,

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