As we approach the‘Eid al-Adhamunicipalities issued decrees prohibiting the roasting of the heads of sacrificed animals in the streets, alleys and roads. In this regard, the municipality from Tangier took Friday June 14, a decision banning the grilling of sacrificial heads in various streets, alleys as well as on city roads. Likewise, thehe municipality said in a statement that the ban was intended to preserve public safety and hygiene. On this occasion, she called on all citizens to react positively in order to collectively contribute to winning the challenge of clean Eid.
As Eid al-Adha approaches, some communities ban the roasting of the heads of sacrificed animals in the streets. This is the case of the city of Tangier which announced this ban last Friday to preserve public safety and hygiene, calling on citizens to cooperate for a clean Eid.
Indeed, the decision of the municipality of Tangier is part of a series of initiatives aimed at modernizing and regulating traditional practices in order to adapt them to contemporary public health standards. Roasting animal heads in the streets can cause odor nuisance, fire risks and hygiene problems, thus justifying the ban.
The press release also underlines the importance of this measure to ensure a clean and safe environment during the festivities. Local authorities hope that citizens will understand the need for this ban and actively participate in the implementation of this new rule. Furthermore, by encouraging the community to adopt more hygienic and respectful practices of public space, the city of Tangier aspires to celebrate Eid al-Adha in a more healthy and orderly setting, thus demonstrating a collective commitment to good -be common.
