The first issue of Mogador magazine for studies on Moroccan Jews is published
The first issue of the Mogador Journal for Studies on the Jews of Morocco was published - October 2023, after the Mogador Center for Studies, Research and Scientific Publishing placed the dissemination of scientific knowledge among its goals, and after this center embraced the electronic magazine Lixus concerned with historical studies and the humanities, it announced the establishment of the Mogador Journal for Studies on The Jews of Morocco, through which the Mogador Center seeks to introduce the history and heritage of Moroccan Jews throughout history based on an academic scientific approach, which is committed to neutrality and scientific honesty, under the supervision of a group of specialized professors.
The magazine sets its editorial line far from any projections or political and ideological backgrounds, while committing to neutrality and independence in a sober scientific approach without prior guidance. This initiative came in the context of the constitutionalization of the Hebrew component in the 2011 constitution, considering this component as a tributary of Moroccan civilization, and Mogador magazine was established. For studies on Moroccan Jews, to work on developing a framework for specializing in the subject based on multiple approaches, evoking the historical, sociological, anthropological, and legal dimensions of the Hebrew component in Moroccan civilization, given the importance of this overlooked aspect in Moroccan academic studies, and the magazine seeks to achieve it through the goals of openness to researchers. Those interested in the history and heritage of Moroccan Jews and specialists in the fields of humanities and social sciences interested in the subject.
Accumulating research and studies concerned with the Jews of Morocco throughout history, publishing them on portals and scientific databases for electronic publishing, researching the history and heritage of the Jews of Morocco, documenting and introducing it, and taking an inventory of the most important distinctive cultural peculiarities of the Hebrew component in the history of Morocco.
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