From the Moroccan judiciary 2: The path of the Moroccan judiciary from the point of view of the judge Mohamed Fassi Fihri .

Collection title

Rihab Attarikh

ID

2MT00104

Source

SOREAD-2M (MA)

First broadcast date

04/21/2009

Production year

2009

Abstract

Travel through history, to talk about the evolution of the Moroccan judiciary over time, and this in two parts. Testimony from judges and researchers are presented in each part. The most important pages that the program has presented from the history book, they evoke the multiple roles that the magistrate had in the period before the protectorate / Besides of his role was to ensure the application of society in relations between people, the judge had roles spirituals that Sharia (Islamic Law) gives. On this point, the program addresses the El Maliki doctrine and the laws it contains. These constitute the core of laws, customs and more that everyone respects. - The judiciary during the Protectorate during and after the independence of Morocco are other pages that the program deals with to explain the subject in all its aspects.

Type

video

Production companies

• 2M - Own production

Broadcaster

2M - 2M

Audiovisual form

Documentary

Personalities

• Mohamed Fassi Fihri

Primary theme

Human and social sciences

Secondary themes

• Historical heritages / Arab and muslim worlds

Credits / Cast

• Maghraoui Soumaya - Journalist

Period of events

• 1956

Map locations

• Morocco - Atlantic coast - Rabat

Original language

Arabic

Media running time

27m54