At the end of Passover, North African Jews across the world – especially in Israel – will celebrate Mimouna: a night of open homes, shared food, music, and joy. Tables overflow with moufletas drenched in honey, families don traditional caftans and gandouras, and Moroccan melodies fill the air. Mimouna is a uniquely Moroccan Jewish celebration that spread more widely across Sephardi communities in the 20th century.