The saffron is already in your hand before you know what to do with it. Not a pinch from a jar, not a labeled spice packet from a welcome bag. A small cloth pouch, tied loosely, is passed to you by the woman who selected it from the stall. Around it are dried roses, black
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Words + photos by Steph Sheldon I meet Hassan at Café de la Poste on a soft, golden morning during Ramadan. He’s already been up for hours — had his tea long before my alarm ever went off — and is halfway through a conversation with the waiter when I arrive, still jet-lagged and fumbling for dirhams
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