Mimouna represented the love and intimacy of a neighborhood. There’s nothing like popping in to see 10, 20, 30 different neighbors on the same night, ...

Mimouna. Though Chicago has no Mimouna scheduled this year, if you are in New York you can check out New York Mimouna 2018 by LBNY Productions, with traditional sweets, ...

Mimouna for all The day after the week-long Passover festival, is traditionally celebrated by Jews of Moroccan origin, as well as those from other north African countries and even Turkey.

Mimouna is thus an eloquent example of how traditions can evolve and flourish in modern times, while still maintaining respect for their cultural heritage. Jérémie Elfassy is a digital ...

Mimouna has been primarily associated with mufletot (Maghrebi Jewish pancakes), Moroccan friends, dancing and photo opportunities. Yet Abeddour and his friends intend to take this holiday a bit ...

Mimouna commences immediately after sunset on the final day of Passover. Havdalah is recited to mark the end of the holiday. Then, while an Ashkenazi family may head out for pizza, ...

Mimouna festivities are food-centered and particularly feature leavened cuisine as a celebration of no longer having to ingest matzah. The offerings traditionally include mufleta, ...

During Mimouna, doors to Jewish homes were left open and the entire community, regardless of faith, wandered from house to house, enjoying food, beverages, music and dancing at each stop.

The Mimouna marks the end of Pesach and a return to eating hametz. It is also in honor of Rabbi Maimon ben Yosef, father of Maimonides, and is a celebration of 'emunah' - faith, ...

The Mimouna combines an ancient Moroccan tradition with a contemporary Israeli spirit. It has become a bridge between cultures, a holiday of brotherhood and joy, and continues to give a unique ...