Jewish Holidays Newsrael News Desk APR 9, 2026
WATCH: Mimouna: a joyous Jewish celebration at the end of Passover
Originating in Morocco, it is traditionally held on the evening immediately following the last day of Passover
Mimouna celebrates spring, renewal, faith, and neighborly coexistence, featuring an open-house feast of flour-based sweets, including mufleta (honey-butter crepes), symbolizing abundance and friendship.
Historical Origins and Traditions:
Moroccan Roots & Coexistence: For hundreds of years, Moroccan Jews celebrated Mimouna as a time to open their homes to both Jewish and Muslim neighbors, showcasing a unique blend of Jewish faith and Moroccan-Muslim friendship.
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