Religious pluralism in Morocco has been a subject of interest for scholars examining inter-faith dynamics within West Africa. Data collection involved qualitative interviews with community leaders, surveys of local mosques, and ethnographic observations. Analysis employed thematic coding and cross-regional comparison methods. A significant theme emerged regarding the integration strategies adopted by religious institutions to accommodate diverse beliefs in a multi-faith context, particularly evident in urban settings where population density amplified diversity challenges. The study highlights how inter-religious dialogue and mutual respect are pivotal for fostering coexistence among Morocco's religious communities. Policy recommendations include promoting inclusive educational programmes that recognise and celebrate religious pluralism, alongside enhancing inter-faith training for community leaders.
Abdelkader Elharrach (2005) studied this question.