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Ahmed and Zarouti-Hiba Press
The Moroccan association for research and cultural exchange organized this week in Rabat an interactive conference this week under the title “The site of the Islamic religious dimension in the activation of the official character of the Amazigh”. The conference was exercised by Professor Hassan Sakinf, head of the local scientific council for the employment of Skhirat, Temara, who was honored in the appreciation of his efforts to explain the Islamic religion in the Amazie language through various media.
Dr. Abdel -Fattah Al -Bahahshi, President of the Moroccan Center for Parallel Diplomacy and Dialog of Civilizations, and Professor Mohamed Amiri, journalist and researcher specializing in religious media, who treated with their interactions the importance of the promotion of Berber in the Islamic religious field, in accordance with the Moroccan constitution and organizational law.
In his intervention, Professor Sklifel said that the history of the condemnation of Tamazight Moroccans reflects moderation and moderation, stressing the role of Amazights in the spread of Islam in North Africa and Andalusia, and its accent on the importance of the appointment of Amazigh in all fields. He also underlined the need to hide the efforts of Moroccan society to activate the official nature of the Amazigh, while maintaining a balance between the Arab and Berber languages.
For his part, Professor Mohamed Amiri warned against any attempt to create a contradiction between the Amazigh and Islam, stressing that the Amazigh was an essential means of propagating Islamic religion in Morocco and North Africa. In this context, he mentioned the history of the Islamic emirate of Amazigh, which was founded by Saleh Bin Mansour in the countryside.
Dr. Abdel -Fattah al -Marmashi stressed in his intervention that Morocco had made important efforts to preserve the Amazigh language and culture, and stressed that the Royal Institute of Amazigh Culture had played a big role in this area, which made the kingdom of Morocco a regional reference in the preservation of Amazigh.
In turn, the Moroccan association for research and cultural exchange said that the religious dimension was always present in its literature and its activities, since the preservation of the Amazigh is closely linked to Islam. The association has also examined important works in this context, such as the translation of the Holy Quran and the prophet’s biography in the Amazigh language.
Despite the progress made, the interlocutors have indicated that the activation of the official character of Berber in Morocco is still faced with challenges, in particular in the government sectors which have not yet been committed to legal requirements to activate this character, such as the absence of the official translation of the Holy Quran in the Amazigh and the “Tifinagh” letter and the challenges of Amazigh Integration and religious guides.
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