King Mohammed VI of Morocco has issued a royal pardon to 634 individuals, both incarcerated and those on provisional release, as a gesture marking the Islamic holiday of Eid Al-Mawlid. The pardon applies to individuals convicted by various courts throughout the Kingdom. The announcement was made by the Ministry of Justice, coinciding with the observance of Eid Al-Mawlid 1448 in the Hijri calendar, corresponding to 2026 in the Gregorian calendar. This annual tradition demonstrates clemency and goodwill during a significant religious occasion. The pardon is a customary act by the King during religious holidays, offering a chance for rehabilitation and reintegration into society. Details regarding the specific crimes of those pardoned have not been released. This act reaffirms the King’s authority and compassion within the Moroccan legal system.