King Mohammed VI has sent a message of condolences and sympathy to the family of the late Moroccan judge Zhor El Horr, expressing his sorrow over her death and paying tribute to her contributions to the judiciary and the defense of women’s and family rights.
In his message, the King said he had learned of El Horr’s death with deep emotion, extending his condolences to her family and loved ones, as well as to Morocco’s judicial and human rights communities.
The monarch commended El Horr’s human qualities, sincere patriotism, and professional competence, recalling the responsibility and integrity with which she carried out her judicial and academic duties.
King Mohammed VI also recognized her longstanding commitment to defending the rights of Moroccan women and families, describing her contributions as part of her service to the country.
King Mohammed VI expressed solidarity with the deceased’s relatives in their grief, praying for God’s mercy and asking that she be welcomed into paradise in recognition of her commendable service to Morocco.
The message concluded with a Quranic verse offering comfort to those facing loss, reaffirming the Islamic belief that all return to God.
MWN with MAP
