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Focusing on the often-overlooked lives of Moroccan men, this book explores their identities and societal roles, challenging the prevailing narratives centered on women. Through individual cases, it examines the evolution of Moroccan masculinity and the factors contributing to the decline of traditional harems, highlighting women's roles in this transformation. The author, a native of Marrakech, offers personal insights into the misconceptions men have about their dominance over women, revealing a more complex social dynamic.

The narrative explores the transformation of Morocco over six decades, highlighting the shift from starvation to improved food security and healthcare, which has significantly increased life expectancy. It delves into the complex interplay of culture, religion, and modernity, showcasing how women navigate between traditional roles and empowerment through education. The story emphasizes the dual nature of family as both a support and a challenge, illustrating how determination and personal awakening can lead to achieving one's goals amidst societal pressures.