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Co-founder at @AmazighwNews and avid advocate for #Amazigh people’s rights.

[Zouhir • ⵣⵓⵀⵉⵔ @oskai_z]

@TheDunkCentral The Spurs did everything they could to lose!

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@TheDunkCentral Next question: What’s the weather like up there Wembanyama 😂

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For the first time, a billboard written entirely in the Amazigh Tifinagh script has appeared in Rabat.

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Why is it okay for Arab media to call Hakimi Arab and claim his achievements, but when we say he’s Amazigh, we get attacked!!!?

[Zouhir • ⵣⵓⵀⵉⵔ @oskai_z]

I call for the full implementation of #Tamazight in accordance with the constitution, which recognizes it as an official language of the state of #Morocco.

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Glen W. Bowersock is an American historian and classicist specializing in the ancient Mediterranean world.

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`“Learn as many languages as you can, but start first with your mother tongue.”
—Qadi Kaddour

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📍 Marrakech — Tafsut Imazighen (Amazigh Spring) march that took place today in the city, marking the annual commemoration of Amazigh identity and its long-standing historical struggle.
#amazigh #tafsut

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@HisanDaStallion The quote is cited by Karim Mezran in the book Negotiating National Identity: Immigration, Islam, and the Second Generation in Europe, where he references a statement by Mohammed V about Moroccans being Arabized Berbers.

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In an interview with the French newspaper Le Monde, King Mohammed V of #Morocco stated that Moroccans are not Arabs by origin, but Arabized Berbers. He emphasized that Moroccans belong to the Arab-Islamic culture not through blood, but through shared cultural and historical ties.

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@pentiatent I’m only providing a statement.

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“When my mother tongue is absent, all other languages remain equal to me.” — Mohamed Choukri

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Brussels 🇧🇪 — The Amazigh flag was officially raised today at the historic Molenbeek–Saint-Jean City Hall to mark the Amazigh New Year 2976, flying alongside the Belgian flag. This is an important milestone for Amazigh culture and identity in the capital of the European Union.

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@GunnerPuls That’s easy. Achraf Hakimi 😉

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Happy Amazigh New Year
ⴰⵙⵓⴳⴳⵯⴰⵙ ⴰⵎⴳⴳⴰⵙ 2976

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✨ Happy New Year! 🎉
Amazigh World News wishes our readers & followers a year filled with pride, resilience, and hope. May it strengthen our Amazigh identity, honor our language and culture, and better hope for future generations. Thank you for keeping Amazigh voices alive. 🎆

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@BraMahlatse Instead of explaining how he lost with a team of 10 players, he’s here talking about ‘vibes.’ I don’t understand why these Europeans never talk about ‘vibes’ when it comes to the European Cup..o wait I forgot that Africa for these punks is place of wild shows.

[Zouhir • ⵣⵓⵀⵉⵔ @oskai_z]

@KarloLame Decades of systematic Arabization affected even our names. Also, a name doesn’t change your pride in your culture.

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Karim El Barkaoui proudly draped in the Amazigh flag, celebrating the trophy win for team Morocco. 😃

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@TfuLmaruk9 Stop saying nonsense!

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@ilyes_nekh @TfuLmaruk9 In the Rif, a woman from the region is called Tarifith or Tarifect, and we say that we speak Tmazight. You should know this if you’re from the Rif.