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We are dedicated to the creation of enriching educational resources for Moroccan families.

Kanzyana is dedicated to the creation of enriching and high quality educational resources and content for Moroccan families raising children abroad. Our aim is to build balanced and healthy cultural and identity bridges. Our material is designed to empower and accompany you in your parenting journey. Our mission is to nurture children’s curiosity, develop their cognitive skills, help them appreciate their unique identity and get in touch with their roots.

09/04/2024

عيد مبارك سعيد. عواشر مبروكة

As we welcome Aid, I extend my warmest wishes to all Muslims around the world. Aid Moubarak!

This season brings with it a unique blend of joy and reflection, a time when the spirit of community and togetherness is more important than ever. Yet, for many among us, this Aid comes with a weight, an unspoken heaviness that lingers in our hearts. It’s a heaviness borne from celebrating away from family, the void of lost loved ones, and the sharp pain of war, displacement, and grief that too many of our brothers and sisters endure.

This year, as we observed Ramadan and celebrate Aid, let’s hold in our hearts those who are navigating these sacred days under the shadow of hardship. The distance, the absence, and the strife many are experiencing lend a different tone to our celebrations, making them unique in ways we wish they weren’t.

Yet, it’s precisely in these moments that our faith, resilience, and unity shine brightest. Let’s remember that even in the face of challenges, our capacity to find hope, to extend a hand of support, and to share the blessings we have is undiminished.

May this Aid remind us of the strength found in unity and the peace that comes from compassion.

10/03/2024

We're urged to confront a harsh reality this International Women's Day. Celebrating advancements in women's rights feels not just premature but indecent, especially against the backdrop of current global injustices.

This year, more than ever, should serve as a reality check. If you're just now questioning the narrative of unilinear progress in women's empowerment, you're arriving late to a crucial awakening.

The celebration of individual successes cannot blind us to the systemic disenfranchisement that continues to bind countless women. It's a stark reminder that our fight for gender equality is far from over.

The path to true empowerment and liberation is collective and intersectional.

This International Women's Day, let us pledge to reject superficial celebrations of progress and instead commit to the deep, transformative work that true equality demands. Our journey is one of solidarity, resistance, and relentless pursuit of a future where every woman can claim her space, free from the shackles of systemic oppression.

10/03/2024

Wishing all Muslims a blessed Ramadan.
عواشر مبروكة

This sacred month is a profound period of reflection and spirituality, a time when we're encouraged to stretch the bounds of our bodies and minds.

Remember, it often takes 30 to 40 days to form a new habit—let's use this precious time to foster positive changes within ourselves.

A special thought goes out to those, like me and my family, observing away from home, finding strength in their faith despite the distance.

And to all experiencing Ramadan amidst conflict, my heart is with you.

May this month bring peace, transformation, and a renewed sense of purpose to us all. 🌙✨

05/02/2024

In a world that's closer yet diverse, teaching Moroccan Darija to our children overseas is not just a language lesson—it's an act of love, a bridge to our rich heritage, and a celebration of enduring family bonds.

It's about keeping the vibrant pulse of Moroccan culture alive, ensuring that the laughter, stories, and wisdom of our ancestors travel across continents to enrich the lives of our next generation.

It's a testament to the resilience of cultural heritage, continually evolving while keeping its roots firmly grounded in the Moroccan soil.

Through Moroccan Darija, we shape identity, connect our children to their roots, empower them to thrive in a multicultural world, and proudly carry the legacy of their Moroccan heritage.

01/02/2024

"Where are you from?" It's a simple question, isn't it?

But behind those four words can be a world of curiosity. Some might wonder about your ethnic background, your cultural roots, or simply where you consider home.

It's a question I hear often, and to me, it's just another way to start a conversation, a harmless icebreaker, as long as the intent is friendly and inclusive. So yeah, chill, if you hear it often too!

I usually answer, "I'm Moroccan," as that's likely what people are curious about—my cultural and ethnic background. Yes, it's pretty clear I'm not a local here.

But if I say, "I'm from Munich," that should be just as acceptable. Recognizing and respecting that reply is part of basic etiquette, a fundamental of savoir-vivre.

You see, the essence of this question isn't about the words themselves, but the intention behind them. It's a chance to connect, to expand our understanding of each other, not to draw lines of division.

This question also nudges us to reflect on broader themes. Did you know, for instance, that about 26% of Germany's population has a migration background? Or that 3.5% of the global population lives in a country not originally their own? That's 272 million people!

But let's be real: what does this question truly reveal about someone? Perhaps a lot, or perhaps very little. It can uncover stories and experiences but doesn't define the entirety of a person's identity.

Interestingly, this curiosity isn't exclusive to locals.

Even among my fellow Moroccans, there's a desire to pinpoint exactly where I'm from. Knowing I'm Moroccan isn't enough. They'll inquire about my hometown, the schools I attended, even the neighbourhood I grew up in or where my parents live, all in an attempt to categorise and understand my specific background. Honestly, that can be more exasperating than the original question!

So, as we navigate through these conversations, let's remember the power of open-mindedness.

And now, turning the question around—where are you from?

29/01/2024

Embarking on the journey of parenthood is a monumental step. It becomes even more intriguing when this journey unfolds in a foreign land.

Join us in a series where we explore the complexities of becoming a parent abroad, diving into the cultural, social, and emotional facets that shape this unique experience.

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When children find themselves growing up in a foreign land, distinctly different from their parents' homeland, a multifaceted process of shaping their ethnic identity unfolds.

This phenomenon brings to light the concept of "cultural displacement," a unique emotional journey encountered by many multicultural individuals (Phinney).

This notion delves into the intricate dilemma faced by these children as they grapple with reconciling their affiliation with one cultural group while struggling to identify where they truly belong.

Much the same, embracing biculturalism involves developing proficiencies and sensitivities within two distinct cultural realms, making the path of identity formation all the more intricate for these young individuals.

Cultural identity holds exceptional significance when examining the development and well-being of Moroccan children living abroad within immigrant families.

This is particularly evident during their formative years, a period of heightened vulnerability when cultural identity intertwines significantly with their overall sense of self.

Acculturation, the process of adapting to a new culture, not only impacts individuals on a personal level but also extends its influence to the entire family unit.

Within these families, each member may undergo acculturation at varying paces, resulting in a widening gap in cultural values and practices. This divergence is often noticeable, particularly between the younger generation and their elders, echoing the observations made by Berry (2003).

What do you think?

22/01/2024

Stories for Children with a Moroccan Touch.

And when the words fail you, Goulha Bdarija

is a heartwarming and educational children's book that encourages kids to express their feelings and build meaningful relationships.

This book celebrates the beauty of self-expression, the joy of childhood friendships, and the bonds of sibling love. Perfect for young readers, this book is here to take you on a journey through the wonders of childhood, friendship, family, and the power of expressing your feelings.

In this bilingual book ENGLISH/DARIJA, we'll also learn how important it is to use our words to express ourselves, to share our feelings, and to show kindness to others.

Throughout these pages, you'll find sentences that will inspire you to embrace your emotions, connect with friends, and treasure the special bond you have with your siblings. Whether you speak one language or two, this book is here to celebrate the beauty of communication and understanding in every way possible.

So, come along on this bilingual adventure, where the magic of words will guide you through the colorful tapestry of growing up.

Let's explore, learn, and laugh together, as we discover the true power of words and the love that surrounds you every day.

Grab your copy now and embark on a journey of growth, love, and the power of words!

Let's explore, learn, and laugh together, as we discover the true power of words and the love that surrounds you every day.

Get your copy here:
https://mybook.to/whenthewordsfailyouENG

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10/01/2024

Recently, there's been a buzz about Morocco's active role in registering its cultural sites as World Heritage under UNESCO.

While some may question the utility of such endeavors, it's crucial to dive deeper into what this really means and why it matters.

This isn't just about adding names to a list; it's about legally recognizing and protecting our rich heritage. It's a commitment to preserving the unique stories and symbols that define us. 🏛️

By registering different sorts of our heritage, Morocco isn't just showcasing its history; it's safeguarding it from being overlooked or, worse, claimed by others. In a world where cultural identities can blur and shift, this is a vital act of preserving our narrative and essence.

Let's not view this as a trivial pursuit. It's a powerful statement of valuing and protecting our past for future generations. It's about ensuring that the threads of our history remain woven into the fabric of the world's collective memory.

Share your thoughts on how preserving our cultural heritage shapes our identity and place in the world.

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11/12/2023

Discover the magic of "The Quilt of Memories". A captivating children's book perfect for young readers aged 5 to 8, this narrative tale merges Moroccan heritage with American life, offering a vivid exploration of cultural diversity.

In this beautifully illustrated story, young Salim embarks on a journey of self-discovery. He learns to value his Moroccan roots while embracing his life in America. Each page celebrates cultural diversity, emphasizing the importance of family history and the strength in cultural identity.

"The Quilt of Memories" is more than a children's book; it's an intergenerational saga that's educational and heartwarming. This book is essential for any family library, offering a glimpse into the fusion of traditions and bicultural identities. It's a fantastic resource for parents and educators to promote inclusivity and multicultural understanding.

Ideal for children learning about heritage and the diverse tapestry of society, "The Quilt of Memories" is a valuable educational tool. It's an inspirational read, encouraging kids to embrace change and honor their heritage.

Explore this touching story with Salim, a narrative that resonates with families from all walks of life. "The Quilt of Memories" is a journey of hope, adaptation, and the creation of a blended identity.

GET YOUR COPY HERE:

https://mybook.to/thequiltofmemories

08/12/2023

Embracing Roots and Wings:

For Moroccan and Muslim families abroad, parenting transcends beyond just upbringing. It's about bridging two worlds - nurturing a deep respect for their rich heritage while adapting to the diverse narratives of their new homeland. This isn't just about teaching history or cultural practices; it's about guiding our children to become empathetic, well-rounded global citizens.

How do we balance the tales from our ancestors with the lessons they learn in the classrooms? How do we foster pride in our heritage while encouraging openness to the world?

Join us in this intricate journey of open dialogue, education, and community engagement, as we raise not just children, but future ambassadors of a diverse, interconnected world.

Read Here or Link In bio

https://www.kanzyana.com/sotw/nurturing-dual-identities-a-path-for-muslim-parents-in-foreign-lands/

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04/12/2023

When roots are deep, there is no reason to fear the wind.

The ethos of Kanzyana is perfectly encapsulated in this poignant saying.
This African proverb elegantly symbolises our core mission, a dynamic business dedicated to nurturing the cultural and linguistic heritage of Moroccan children growing up far from their ancestral homeland.

In today’s rapidly globalizing world, children of the Moroccan diaspora often find themselves adrift in a sea of diverse cultures and influences.
Kanzyana steps in as an anchor, helping these young minds establish deep, unshakeable roots in their rich Moroccan heritage.
By offering a variety of educational resources tailored for different age groups, Kanzyana ensures that the essence of Moroccan culture – its languages, traditions, and stories – is not only preserved but also celebrated.

The focus on Moroccan languages is particularly vital. By learning Darija, Classical Arabic, or Berber dialects, children don’t just acquire communication skills; they gain access to a world of ancestral wisdom, cultural nuances, and a deeper understanding of their identity. Each word and phrase they learn is a thread connecting them to their past, strengthening their roots.

Moreover, Kanzyana’s emphasis on heritage and culture extends beyond language. Through engaging narratives, historical tales, and vibrant depictions of Moroccan life, children develop a profound appreciation and respect for their heritage. This deep-rooted connection fosters resilience – the "deep roots" that the quote refers to – enabling them to withstand the metaphorical winds of change and challenge.

In essence, Kanzyana’s relevance lies in its ability to empower Moroccan children abroad. By grounding them in the knowledge and pride of their heritage, Kanzyana doesn’t just educate – it equips these young individuals with the confidence and strength to navigate a multicultural world. The deeper their roots grow in Moroccan soil, the more unshaken they remain by the winds of global challenges, thriving in any environment they find themselves in.

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