أزمة عيد الأضحى وجشع الشناقة: درس في التجارة و خسارة البركة | د. عبد الواحد وجيه

In this insightful episode, Dr. Abdelwahed Wajih holds a mirror to the reality of Morocco, dissecting one of the biggest scourges destroying the flow of goods in our markets: the phenomenon of middlemen and brokers. The analysis begins with the chaos in livestock markets during Eid al-Adha, how for some, religious observance has been transformed into ostentation and debt, and how middlemen exploit the needs of the vulnerable to bleed them dry. From the harsh realities of the Eid market, Dr. Wajih delves into a broader principle in our daily transactions: why is the honest person treated as "foolish" while the cunning one is seen as "clever"? And how do lies and deception (in weights and measures and the embellishment of fruits and vegetables) destroy the blessings of trade? Share your opinion in the comments: How do you see a solution to the middleman crisis in our markets? And does "reason" still have a place in today's commerce? Dr. Abdul Wahid Wajih, Eid al-Adha 2026, the brokers and the livestock market, sheep prices in Morocco, cheating in trade, lying and swearing in sales, woe to those who give less than due measure, reasonableness in transactions, sermons of Dr. Wajih, earning lawful income, the loss of blessings.