Ils aɣarbi
Llisan Al-Ɣarbi (isnamk "Tutlayt n utaram" nɣ "Ils n utaram") iga ism lli ittyufkan i yat tutlayt tamaziɣt inɣuban. Tutlayt ad tkka tt inn ar sis sawln ɣ umata n izaɣarn iṭlanṭiyn n Lmɣrib[1][2], yili mad ttinin mas Tclḥit tutlayt as akkʷ yaẓn[2].
Llisan Al-Ɣarbi ikka t inn iga tutlayt tamaddut n umqqun n burɣwaṭa, ig tutlayt lli issmrs Ṣaliḥ Ibn Ṭaṛif ɣ "lqqʷṛan Amaziɣ" nns.
Tiṛẓi n Buṛɣwaṭa mgal Imuwaḥḥidn ɣ tasuta tiss 11, azwag n mnnawt tqbilin tiɛṛabin d tiznatiyin s umnid s ifassn n Imuwaḥḥidn d Imariniyn, anbaz n iburtuɣaliyn ɣ tasuta tiss 15, d mnnaw n id buhyyuf tga tyafut-nnsn asmatti n imzdaɣ d ussimẓi n uṭṭun n imṣmuḍn; issaɣ akkʷ aylli yad ittubdarn s usɛṛṛb n aylli d iqqaman ɣ imzdaɣn imṣmuḍn d tmttant n Llisan Al-Ɣarbi.
Ass-a, llant mnnawt tqbilin d iɣsan n imṣmudn nna isuln gr Dukkala, Ccawya, Zɛir d Irgragn, maccan ar akkʷ sawaln taɛṛabt.
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- ↑ B. Frankel, History in Dispute: The Middle East since 1945. First series (St. James Press, 2003), p.206
- ↑ 2,0 et 2,1 Awal, Numéros 19 à 21 (Maison des sciences de l'homme, 1999), p.157
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