Sebiba is a traditional and popular Moroccan practice of jokes and pranks. It is similar to western April Fool’s Day, where people play pranks on their friends and family for fun.
Let's say your friend is sitting on a chair and you sneak up behind them and make a loud noise. That's a sebiba. Or, you can buy a wrapped gift for someone, but it has nothing inside when they open it. That's also a sebiba.
Moroccans observe Sebiba on the first day of the Islamic lunar year. People of all ages participate in the tradition and come up with creative ways to pull pranks on others. It’s a fun way to celebrate the start of a new year while bringing joy and laughter to others.
Remember, however, it is important to not hurt anyone’s feelings during a prank. Sebiba is supposed to be a lighthearted and enjoyable way to have fun with friends and family.