[2] In October 2013, Zamane was published in Arabic with content different from that of the French version.

Contributors to the magazine, which usually runs over 100 pages, include researchers and professors from Morocco, and sometimes from abroad.

The magazine has many images, both photographs and drawings, many of which come from private collections or the personal archives of historians.

Zamane states its goal as the preservation of contemporary Moroccan history, from pre-history to the present, and the promotion of the country's history to those who are irritated with official and curricular historiography.

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