Ramadan 2026 on 2M: Moroccan TV Highlights National Productions with a Special Programming Lineup

2M unveils its Ramadan 2026 programming lineup, featuring Moroccan series, comedy, TV films, cooking shows and religious programs celebrating national creativity.
2M Ramadan 2026

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Ramadan 2026 Preview: Moroccan television channel 2M has officially unveiled its highly anticipated programming lineup. Under the leadership of CEO Salim Cheikh, the 2026 schedule prioritizes national creativity with a mix of high-budget dramas, returning comedy icons, and cultural specials designed to unite Moroccan families during the holy month.

Every year, the “Ramadan race” defines the Moroccan audiovisual landscape. For 2026, 2M reaffirms its public service mission by investing heavily in original Moroccan series and family-friendly content. From the return of Chefchaouen’s most famous sisters to new historical dramas, the lineup promises to dominate household screens before and after Iftar.

Our media analysis highlights that 2M is leveraging nostalgia this year, bringing back legendary characters and long-awaited sequels to secure prime-time leadership against growing digital competition.

Time SlotShow TitleGenre
6:25 p.m.Yawmiyat Mahjouba wa TibariyaComedy Capsule
6:40 p.m.Bnate Lalla Mennana (Season 3)Drama/Family
7:25 p.m.Hikayate ChamaDrama Series
9:45 p.m.Prime Time (Varies by day)Series/Film/Culinary

What are the must-watch series on 2M this Ramadan 2026?

The centerpiece of the 2026 lineup is undoubtedly “Bnate Lalla Mennana” Season 3. Airing at 6:40 p.m., the series returns after a twenty-year narrative jump, reuniting the original cast in the picturesque city of Chefchaouen. Another highlight is Hikayate Chama (7:25 p.m.), a historical intrigue directed by Brahim Chkiri, focusing on the power dynamics within the Hakem council.

What comedy shows will air during Iftar time on 2M?

Break your fast daily at 6:25 p.m. with Yawmiyat Mahjouba wa Tibariya. This short-format comedy revives iconic characters from the hit Jouj Wjouh, starring Dounia Boutazout and Sahar Seddiki. On Sundays at 9:45 p.m., Abdellah Ferkous takes the lead in Ba Lahbib, a mini-series exploring the hilarious mishaps of a meddling father.

Is there specific cultural and religious programming for Ramadan?

Yes, 2M maintains its commitment to spiritual and educational content. Key programs include:

  • Al Islam Amal wa Soulouk: Daily at 1:15 p.m. for spiritual guidance.
  • Mawahib Attajwid: The prestigious Quran recitation competition every Friday at 1:50 p.m.
  • Moroccans of the Sky: An animated series at 4:20 p.m. celebrating Moroccan pioneers like Touria Chaoui.
  • Chef f Darou: Daily cooking tips and Moroccan recipes at 4:50 p.m. with Leïla Chouay.

 

How can I watch the 2M Ramadan 2026 shows online?

2M has optimized its digital presence for 2026. Audiences can follow all Ramadan highlights, series episodes, and live broadcasts via the channel’s official streaming platforms and social media channels. This ensures that the Moroccan diaspora and mobile viewers can enjoy the collective Ramadan experience from anywhere in the world.

A Strategic Focus on Moroccan Soft Power

By prioritizing national productions like Al Berrani and Lilli Touil, 2M continues to strengthen Morocco’s regional influence in the media sector. As the channel leads the Maghreb in soft power rankings, this Ramadan lineup is more than just entertainment—it’s a showcase of Moroccan expertise, artistic heritage, and cultural diplomacy.

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