Iftar sitcoms
Short comedies and hidden-camera shows that families watch while breaking the fast.
Holy month on TV
Ramadan IPTV: Moroccan sitcoms, MBC series and catch-up
Ramadan IPTV means having every channel of the holy month in one place: the Moroccan sitcoms of 2M and Al Aoula at iftar, the big Arab series on MBC, religious programmes and catch-up when prayers or family visits make you miss an episode. With weweb, these channels are part of the Moroccan TV channels and Arab packs that every IPTV subscription includes for 12 months.
This page is updated each year for the new season. It explains what families watch during the month, how to follow a series after tarawih, how to share the TV at home and how to prepare your setup before the first night. The IPTV Morocco home page explains the service as a whole.
- Iftar hourMoroccan sitcoms and series
- Catch-upwhere the app and channel allow
- Whole familyVIP: 1 or 2 devices, one at a time
- Standard · 12 months300 DHHD
- Premium · 12 months450 DH4K
- VIP · 12 months600 DH4K · 2 devices
Moroccan Ramadan series and sitcoms
The heart of the holy month on Moroccan TV is the iftar hour on 2M and Al Aoula, when the two channels air their sitcoms, hidden-camera shows and family series.
These programmes are written for the month and broadcast daily, so a missed evening quickly feels like a missed chapter. After iftar, the schedules move to longer Moroccan drama series, then to talk shows and religious programmes late at night. Our 2M live and Al Aoula live pages explain how to open each channel on your devices.
Evening drama
Moroccan series in Darija, one episode a day for the whole month.
MBC series and Shahid content during the month
The big Arab Ramadan productions are broadcast live on the MBC channels, which are part of the Gulf pack of your plan, while Shahid is MBC's separate streaming platform with its own app and subscription.
In practice, the series that make the headlines each year, Egyptian, Syrian, Gulf and pan-Arab drama, air daily on MBC and on Egyptian drama channels during the month, and you watch them live on IPTV like any other channel. Your plan also includes an on-demand library of Arab films and series. It does not include a Shahid account: if a title is exclusive to the Shahid app, you watch it there. The Arabic IPTV page lists the regional packs in detail.
We do not promise any specific series in advance: schedules are set by each channel for each season. Check the channels you care about during the free test.
Catch-up after iftar and tarawih
If prayers, visits or cooking make you miss an episode, catch-up, where the app and the channel support it, lets you go back to it later in the evening.
In apps such as IBO Player Pro, IPTV Smarters Pro or TiviMate, catch-up appears in the programme guide: you open the channel, go back in the timeline and select the programme. It depends on the channel and the app, so try it during the free test on 2M or MBC. Many series are also rebroadcast later the same night or the next day, which the guide shows.
Programme guide
The guide tells you when each series airs and when it is rebroadcast.
On a phone
Catch up on the episode on a phone while the TV stays on the news.
Sharing the TV with the whole family
During the month, everyone wants something different: the sitcom for the parents, cartoons for the children, a football match for the cousins.
Every plan plays one stream at a time, so the evening needs a little planning: the sitcom live after ftour, the series on demand later, when the TV is free. VIP can be installed on two devices, for example the living-room TV and a tablet in the kitchen, used one after the other; if two people need to watch at the same moment, a second subscription is the answer. The children's channels in Arabic and the on-demand library keep the youngest busy while the adults follow their series.
One payment, 12 months
Ramadan IPTV with every plan
The Ramadan channels are included from Standard: Standard 300 DH, Premium 450 DH and VIP 600 DH. VIP is the usual choice for families who want the biggest catalogue of series and a second TV or tablet to install it on, used one at a time.
Standard
12 months
300DH
12 months · one payment · ≈ 25 DH a month
1 device
- 21,000 channels in HD and Full HD
- 123,000 films and 29,000 series
- 1 device
- 12 months of access, one payment
- Xtream Codes and M3U link included
- Moroccan, Arabic and international channels
- Works with IBO Player, IPTV Smarters, Smart IPTV and more
- Setup help on WhatsApp
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Premium
12 months
450DH
12 months · one payment · ≈ 38 DH a month
1 device
- 21,000 channels, 4K where the channel broadcasts in 4K
- 123,000 films and 29,000 series
- Full sports and premium packs
- 1 device
- Priority setup help
- 12 months of access, one payment
- Xtream Codes and M3U link included
- Moroccan, Arabic and international channels
- Works with IBO Player, IPTV Smarters, Smart IPTV and more
- Setup help on WhatsApp
VIP
12 months
600DH
12 months · one payment · ≈ 50 DH a month
1 or 2 devices, one at a time
- 43,000 channels, 4K where the channel broadcasts in 4K
- 200,000 films and series
- Full sports and premium packs
- 1 or 2 devices, one at a time
- Priority support
- 12 months of access, one payment
- Xtream Codes and M3U link included
- Moroccan, Arabic and international channels
- Works with IBO Player, IPTV Smarters, Smart IPTV and more
- Setup help on WhatsApp
Free 24-hour test before you buy
Access sent on WhatsApp within 1 hour, 24 h at most
One payment for 12 months
Quran, prayers and religious programmes
The religious channels are the other pillar of the month: Assadissa broadcasts Quran recitation, lessons and live prayers from Moroccan mosques, including the tarawih.
Al Aoula broadcasts the Hassanian lectures during Ramadan, and the Saudi channels of the Gulf pack show live prayers from Mecca and Medina. On the night of Laylat al-Qadr and on Eid al-Fitr, these channels carry special programmes that many families follow together.
Iftar-hour connection tips
The iftar hour is one of the busiest moments of the year on Moroccan networks, so a stable setup matters more than ever.
- Connect the TV or the box to the router with a cable instead of Wi-Fi.
- Restart the router in the afternoon rather than at the last minute.
- Avoid big downloads and app updates in the home around iftar.
- Keep the app up to date before the month starts, not on the first night.
Fibre on Maroc Telecom, inwi or Orange is the most comfortable; a good ADSL line works for HD. The page on internet speed for IPTV gives the details, and IPTV troubleshooting covers a picture that freezes.
The holy month abroad with Moroccan channels
For Moroccans in Europe, the UK or North America, the Moroccan channels bring the atmosphere of the month home, with the same sitcoms and religious programmes as the family in Morocco.
The iftar time differs from one country to another, and the guide shows Moroccan time, so catch-up is especially useful abroad. You pay the same plan in dirhams by bank card, Taptap Send, Western Union or bank transfer; the page on IPTV for Moroccans abroad explains the rest.
Get ready before the first night
The best moment to order is a few days before the month starts, so the setup is done calmly and every screen is ready for the first iftar.
- 1
Ask for the free 24-hour test on WhatsApp and try 2M, Al Aoula and MBC on your TV.
- 2
Pick Standard, Premium or VIP; choose VIP for the biggest catalogue and a second device used one at a time.
- 3
Pay by bank card, Taptap Send, Western Union or bank transfer and receive your access within 1 hour, 24 h at most.
- 4
Add the Ramadan channels to a favourites list so the family finds them in one click.
A 12-month plan bought for Ramadan keeps working after Eid, through the summer football and the rest of the year.
Answers
Frequently asked questions
The big Arab Ramadan series air live on the MBC channels, which are part of the weweb Gulf pack, and Moroccan sitcoms air on 2M and Al Aoula. Shahid is MBC's separate app with its own subscription, so titles exclusive to Shahid are watched there.
Use catch-up in the programme guide where the app and the channel support it, or watch the rebroadcast later the same night. Try it on 2M or MBC during the free weweb test.
A few days before the first night is best, so your TV is ready calmly. weweb access is sent on WhatsApp within the first hour after payment, 24 hours at most, and the 12-month plan keeps working after Eid.
Ready for the holy month
Moroccan sitcoms, Arab series, religious channels and catch-up on every screen of the home, from 300 DH for 12 months. Order a few days before the first night.