In Morocco sleep is given due respect. Anywhere is appropriate when you feel in need of a nap. The Chilaba is often responsible for this because of its extreme cosyness and feeling of intimacy that you have under the cap.During Ramadan you can`t eat, drink or smoke while the sun is shining. The last meal before the beginning of the day is before dawn, many men meet up until this point and sleep during the day. Those who get up early make the most of their free time to have sixty winks. Women in general stick to their normal time table and never let themselves fall asleep in public. When Ramadan officially comes to an end the devoutest dedicate to Ala one, two or more weeks of sacrifice carrying on with this ritual. Jail is where Muslims who do not respect the Ramadan rituals in Morocco. Only in the desert and the Valley of Rif which are the few areas where the police have little access will you find less devout people who skip this tradition.
