"Al An" magazine published an article reporting that the Islamist minister of industries, Abdelkader Amarahad, and his lavish, alcohol-fueled dinner during an official trip abroad. The "lavish dinner billed at one million centimes" that minister allegedly offered in a presidential suite at a hotel in Burkina Faso paid for with public money. The publication, according to the statement, substantiated "his allegations" with "false testimony and a copy of falsified invoice", without complaining to pour in "premeditated amalgam" to "undermine the Justice and Development Party".

First instance Casablanca Court issued her decision on June 17, 2013. The court found Youssed Jajili, director of "Al An", guilty of defamation and condemned him to 2 months of prison with damages of 50 000 Durhams (6,300$). In the civil suit, the defendant had to pay Amar Durham as a symbolic damage award, and he also had to share the juridical decision in 4 newspapers. Jajili's lawyer appealed the decision immediately.

In this case we observe high damage sentence that only have the purpose of aggravating Telquel financial crisis forcing her to close.