Everything about Berberist totally explained
Berberism (
Amazigh:
Timmuzgha) is a political-cultural movement found mainly in
Kabylia,
Algeria and later in
Morocco. The movement generally defends
North Africa's
Berber identity and culture against the domination of
Pan-Arabism and
Francophonie.
Algeria
Berberism aspires to the recognition of the distinct
Berber identity of Algeria. Political parties and movements usually considered Berberist include:
MAK exalts a unique Kabylian identity instead of a universal Berber one, thus also known as
Kabylist.
Morocco
Outside
Algeria, a new Berberist political party exists now in
Morocco. The
Amazigh Moroccan Democratic Party (
Akabar Amagday Amazigh Amrrukan) was founded in
2005 in
Rabat to promote Berber identity,
federalism,
Secularism, and Berber cultural rights including recognizing Berber as the official language of Morocco. The party is facing the danger of being banned as a possible result of the Moroccan Ministry of Interior's lawsuit against the party.
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