Morocco training imams to tackle IS extremism
In an unstable region, Morocco sees itself a beacon of moderate Islam.
It has recently opened an institute for training imams in the hope of creating a new generation of Islamic leaders from across Africa.
They are being prepared to combat the teachings of extremists who support so-called Islamic State - both online and face to face in mosques at home.
BBC News travelled to Rabat to meet some of the students.
