On the last day ahead of Eid Al-Adha, Zahra, a Moroccan woman, left an open-air cattle market in Rabat empty-handed as she lost hope of finding an affordable sheep for her five family members. "Everything is so expensive. It's getting harder to buy even basic things, let alone a sheep," Zahra, who works as a cook, told the TNA. "This year is not meant for us to celebrate." Zahra is one of many Moroccans who are struggling this year to celebrate Eid Al-Adha, which is expected on Thursday in Morocco. This Eid is Islam's most important holiday that marks the end of the hajj season. During Eid, Muslims observe the tradition of slaughtering an animal, typically a mature
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