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Help a Muslim family in Morocco clear urgent debt
A. B. · Morocco
A man in Morocco owes 30,000 Moroccan dirhams (about $3,000) on an unpaid cheque, documented by his bank. He is asking for help to settle it, even in part, and suggests the payment go directly to the creditor.
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