What distinguishes the daily life of a Muslim during the month of Ramadan, and what makes it different from other months? What difficulties do Muslims experience when celebrating the month of Ramadan in a country without a Muslim majority? Sanaa El Aziri, with a PhD in Spanish Linguistics from the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, will be analyzing the daily experience of Ramadan lived by Muslims in Spain. She will also be speaking about this celebration from the perspective of its ethnic, cultural and religious diversity, as well as its status as an “inner” experience in terms of both spirituality and co-existence with the community.

Sanaa El Aziri (Meknes, 1974)
With a degree in Hispanic Philology from the University of Fez, she earned her PhD in Spanish Linguistics from the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid in the year of 2006. Since she returned to Morocco, she has spent her professional career as a professor of Teaching the Spanish Language, as well as linguistics and lexicology, at the Université Mohamed V and Université International de Rabat. She has also taken part in seminars and given conferences not only on matters involving linguistics, but also topics related with sociology, and more specifically on Muslim women and their image in the West.

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