In the aftermath of one of the most dramatic electoral collapses in modern Moroccan history, the Justice and Development Party is engaged in the slow, uncertain work of political resurrection. Having fallen from 125 parliamentary seats to just 13 in a single election cycle, the PJD now asks what democratic movements have always had to ask after catastrophe: what was lost, what remains, and whether the lessons of failure can be transformed into the foundations of renewal. Under the returning leadership of Abdelilah Benkirane, the party is rebuilding not merely its electoral machinery but its cl