Cookies and trackers
This page explains which cookies or technical mechanisms are used on the public website and, where applicable, in the private spaces linked to the service. Our goal is simple: use only the mechanisms necessary for proper operation, security and access to the relevant spaces.
What is used on the public website
On the public website, Sabil l'Ikram uses mechanisms that are strictly necessary for the site to function, for navigation security and for directing people to the appropriate forms or spaces.
No opaque personalization or intrusive tracking is used.
When technical measures are required to protect forms, access, or site stability, they remain limited to that purpose.
What is used in private spaces
Private spaces may use cookies or equivalent mechanisms necessary for authentication, session maintenance, security protection and the proper functioning of signed-in journeys.
These mechanisms are primarily used to protect access to the file, maintain the session, and avoid misuse on sensitive spaces.
Third-party services and changes
If third-party measurement, communication or media tools are enabled, this information will be specified to describe their use precisely.
This page is updated when the technical scope changes significantly or when a new service requires additional information.
Browser settings
You can manage cookies from your browser settings.
Disabling strictly necessary cookies may nevertheless prevent access to certain features, especially in secure spaces.
If you are unsure, we can point you to the right information without replacing your browser's technical support.
Contact us
General contact: contact@sabilikram.com
Personal data contact: privacy@sabilikram.com
Phone: +212614103103
Compliance framework
Hosting: INWI
CNDP declaration: T-RH-58/2013
Applicable law: Morocan right
Service principles
Access to case files is restricted according to roles, permissions and the relationship to the case.
Traceability of interventions, documents and sensitive actions useful for service follow-up.
Data processing limited to managing requests, delivering the service and meeting applicable obligations.