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00:00Welcome to MEDIEN TV.

00:10The duo of the Inqualifiables are back with their Ramadan-esque festival, Agit Adam.

00:16And for this 8th edition, the Inqualifiables are on the front of the stage with this festival

00:22and in addition their tour Entre Amis, an itinerant show bringing together the most popular Moroccan comedians.

00:29With their mix of self-derision and social observation, the duo has conquered a wide audience in Morocco and beyond

00:37and this year they promise a unique experience between laughter and complicity by sharing the stage with other stand-up talents.

00:45This 8th edition started with the play Jaujab with Mohamed El Jem.

00:52I invite you to listen to Obeidllah Ehlal, of course he is a tumorist and a member of the Inqualifiables.

01:04Inaugurating this 8th edition with this play was for us the occasion to pay tribute to these great names of Moroccan theatre.

01:11We are a generation that grew up watching these plays, these comedians and this style of humour.

01:19Personally, this is the first play I saw with my father.

01:23We also wanted to highlight younger comedians and today it was an honour to be on stage with Mohamed El Jem.

01:35In Entre Amis, the Inqualifiables will offer a rhythmic show where improvisation and collective energy will take a central place.

01:43On their side, the audience will find Simo Sidrati, Haitham Miftah, Oussama Aramzi, Rachid Rafik, Ayoub Idri and Driss Emehdi.

01:52The tour, which started on 8 March in Casablanca, will continue on 15 March

01:57and they will be in Rabat for the closing gala of the festival in Githedam

02:02before continuing in Tangier on 17 March and in Fez on the 19th of the same month.

02:07As a reminder, in 2016, the Inqualifiables will be on stage for the first time

02:12with the desire to test their art and to see the reaction of the audience.

02:16What was initially a spontaneous project becomes a real phenomenon

02:20and, seeing the enthusiasm, they decide to structure their careers by selling their own production company.

02:26Their first show is a great success and opens the way to a series of performances

02:31where the number of closed-box performances has multiplied since then.

02:37I invite you to listen to the other half of the Inqualifiables, Amine Belghazi.

02:51When we launched the first edition of the festival, we thought it was a bold idea

02:56because at the time it was unthinkable and difficult to get people out in the evening after the tour

03:02because who says Ramadan says TV series and leaflets.

03:05And at the time we were surprised by the welcome of the audience and their participation.

03:10In fact, it was just that there was a void, there was very little Ramadan programming.

03:16We therefore came to fill this void and since then the audience is at the rendezvous

03:21and I hope it will continue.

03:27I hope it will continue, God willing.

03:32And music to finish and for that we go to Mayotte to discover the debate.

03:38A song, sorry, Sufi, which is danced by women.

03:45Dressed in jewellery and dressed in saluva, the traditional outfit of Maorese women.

03:51Carefully make-up, hands and arms covered with henna lace.

03:56Mayotte women sing praises to the Prophet Muhammad and it gives a dance of great refinement.

04:03The presence of this art of origin of Sufi is essential to celebrate the Eid al-Fitr,

04:08to accompany the pilgrims who go to the Mecca to welcome them back.

04:12It is also held on the occasion of marriage, commemoration, village festivities.

04:17It is a very appreciated village by the Maoris.

04:20Its Psalms in Arabic are composed from al-Qasida,

04:24a mystical poem praising the birth and life of the Prophet Muhammad,

04:28addressing love and ethical values dear to the Sufis.

04:32This form of debate is exclusively done by women of different ages and generations.

04:37Women's access to the Koranic school around the 1930s

04:41allowed us to learn this repertoire and make a feminine version of the so-called Sufi ritual.

04:49Let's listen to this excerpt.

05:42Thank you dear viewers for your loyalty.

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