This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Muhammad Zaruh
The family of Mujahid Mohamed Al -Khudair al -hamati, known as “African Mujahid”, faces an unjustified marginalization of the history of one of the most eminent activists in the history of Morocco and Algeria, after the Council of the Nador group 2023 withdrew a license from the contribution of King II Africa to the struggle of independence of the two countries. This stage sparked the anger of the family, which demanded that the officials of this decision be held responsible for “unfair”, which strikes the wall of the great sacrifices made by Hamati for freedom.
The family considers that the abolition of the license represents an insult to the memory of Al -Khudair al -hamoti, which was involved in resistance against Spanish and French colonialism, and has greatly contributed to supporting the Algerian revolution, as well as being a symbol of the common struggle between Morocco and Algeria. The family submitted a request to take into account everyone behind this decision, which ignored the fight of the family and led to their deprivation of this royal honor.
In a related context, the family raises a question about the extent of the High Commissioner for Veterans of the Resistance and members of the Liberation Army, represented by the person of Mustafa al-Kathiri, to correct this injustice. The family hopes that there will be an official decision to recover their law and consider this historical symbol, which has made sacrifices for the independence of their country and supports their brothers in Algeria in their fight against colonialism.
Muhammad al -khudair al -hamoti, nicknamed “African mujahid”, was born on February 1, 1936 in Bani Ansar in Nador. He was from a rural commercial family and his father was one of the most eminent merchants in the region. Since his youth, he has been involved in resistance against Spanish and French colonialism, because he has played vital logistics and military roles. He also presented his great support to the Algerian revolutionaries, while he welcomed their leaders at his home in Beni Ansar and gave them weapons through his own ships, which made him one of the most important figures of the Maghreb Liberation Movement.
After the independence of Algeria in 1962, Al -hamati returned to Morocco, but he disappeared in Algeria in 1964 during mediation between the two countries. It is believed that his fate has been determined by a political liquidation which has not yet been revealed, so that his personality remains at the center of the appreciation and pride of Morocco and Algeria.
The character of Al -Khudair al -hamoti has an important position in the history of Maghreb, because it is considered as a symbol of the struggle and solidarity between Morocco and Algeria in the face of French colonialism. The “Foundation of Muhammad al -Khudair al -hamati for the memory of North Africa” commemorates and still documents its contributions to the liberation struggle, to remember future generations with its serious sacrifices.
Many questions arise about the legal future of this question, in particular in the light of marginalization and ignorance of the history of this hero. Will the authorities concerned move to correct this unfair treatment? Will there be interference from the official authorities to recover family law and ensure the preservation of the memory of this soldier who did a lot for the good of the fatherland?
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