Inside Morocco's Traditional Harvest Festival Where Women Search For A Husband

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    Festivals explores different festivities around the world, giving you a deep insight into the traditions and customs of the people celebrating them.
    The Berbers are the indigenous people of Morocco that celebrate the ancient Imilchil Wedding Festival, where several couples get married in a big town celebration.
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Комментарии • 689

  • @BecomingDrea
    @BecomingDrea 4 года назад +430

    Til this day, Morocco is my favorite country to visit. I take a piece of it in my heart every time I leave. Amazing people, culture, food, tradition, hospitality. I could on. So sad I had to cancel my trip in March due to Covid-19. Inshallah I will return soon!

  • @DonCarlosHormozi
    @DonCarlosHormozi 3 года назад +129

    Moroccans are some of the nicest people I've ever met. And their food!!!!....Oh my God!!!! Absolutely delicious. They are so hospitable! I really really want to visit Morocco someday. As a matter of fact, my wife and I had dinner last night in a Moroccan home. Some very nice people we just met. And they didn't even let us drive!!!! They came to pick us up and at the end the took us back. I was especially touched by the fact that they asked us to bring our little dog Zeus too. They said that their kids were dying to play with him. We had this lamb with figs that was absolutely out of this world. The sweets and the tea afterward were really nice. I never really liked green tea but they have a totally different way of making it with mint that made it really delicious. I love Moroccans.

    • @Kitiwake
      @Kitiwake 2 года назад

      No. Not your God .. Allah.

    • @bouchra5595
      @bouchra5595 2 года назад +2

      Much love from Morocco 🌸

    • @bouchra5595
      @bouchra5595 2 года назад +1

      Much love from Morocco 🌸

    • @ayeshaahdidi9076
      @ayeshaahdidi9076 2 года назад

      Nice with white people yes !

    • @animeOtakussss
      @animeOtakussss 2 года назад +1

      i'm from imilchil and i want just to tel you that there are many things that telled are wrong about my hometowen

  • @panfordkhalifa7343
    @panfordkhalifa7343 2 года назад +14

    I love the Berbers very much, they know how to persuade people. Most of them are with us in Accra and Kumasi Ghana 🇬🇭. We see them as siblings.

  • @maximuselgrande1513
    @maximuselgrande1513 4 года назад +36

    My mother in law she is chelha from Tiznit I really love her she is very nice with me . Alhamdolillah.

    • @ابوحسينالهاشمي-ه9ض
      @ابوحسينالهاشمي-ه9ض 4 года назад

      Amazigh not chlueh

    • @abdallahboulaalf5131
      @abdallahboulaalf5131 4 года назад +5

      Chleuh are amazigh who live in souss tiznit agadir Taroudant imintanout .....

    • @idkwhothisis6617
      @idkwhothisis6617 4 года назад +1

      @@abdallahboulaalf5131 not only there! people from ouarzazate and around are chleuh too! people from agadir etc. are more known as souss

    • @themoroccanball
      @themoroccanball 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@idkwhothisis6617don’t forget there’s Chleuh in parts of Azilal too

  • @raoudhabf703
    @raoudhabf703 4 года назад +24

    North African...Berber💓Amazigh 😍😍 a Tunisian passed through here 😘

  • @popscyclep8084
    @popscyclep8084 4 года назад +108

    Don’t know anything about those traditions, however at least they are joyful, peaceful, that’s what matters! People just enjoying and celebrating life!!

    • @jamesultron854
      @jamesultron854 4 года назад +3

      This is the country side so ofcourse it's peaceful. Morocco is a big country, this is merely a small country side village with barely 0.1% the surface of the country

    • @Eleidig007
      @Eleidig007 3 года назад +1

      @mo poppe i agree soooo muchhhh! People here in usa are so ignorant. Our government is run by a bunch of terrorists if you ask me

    • @abelabel4151
      @abelabel4151 2 года назад

      for your culture and a little history: at 16:24 minutes, this black family that you see is not part of the Moroccan berberes. this family is a descendant of african families who came in the middle ages from black africa during the arabo-berbero-muslim conquest of black africa.
      It's exactly like in the United States today where there are black American families, but descendants of slaves of the Middle Ages, so they are not real Americans, but immigrants from other times. well it's the same story that we have in Morocco.
      Moroccan Berbers are real white men and white women, but penetrated by black Africans of the Middle Ages, as in the United States. did you understand my remark ?? thanks for letting me know

    • @eljaribabdelmounime8479
      @eljaribabdelmounime8479 2 года назад

      @@abelabel4151 wow !!!! what about Touarigues , warzazat people , zagoura and azawad people north Mali ????? !!!

    • @abelabel4151
      @abelabel4151 2 года назад

      @@eljaribabdelmounime8479 all of the people came from africa in middle age.

  • @everythingyouneed3097
    @everythingyouneed3097 4 года назад +49

    They are very simple, respectful, happy, and warm welcoming people, the meaning of life is very different for them ,they are happy with what we have ,thank u

    • @abelabel4151
      @abelabel4151 2 года назад +1

      for your culture and a little history: at 16:24 minutes, this black family that you see is not part of the Moroccan berberes. this family is a descendant of african families who came in the middle ages from black africa during the arabo-berbero-muslim conquest of black africa.
      It's exactly like in the United States today where there are black American families, but descendants of slaves of the Middle Ages, so they are not real Americans, but immigrants from other times. well it's the same story that we have in Morocco.
      Moroccan Berbers are real white men and white women, but penetrated by black Africans of the Middle Ages, as in the United States. did you understand my remark ?? thanks for letting me know

  • @skn6657
    @skn6657 4 года назад +16

    it was so interesting that i am so sad that the documentary is over ... i wish Fatima and her husband all the happiness in the world, may Allah bless their union and it may be eternal.

  • @mohamudabdi6304
    @mohamudabdi6304 3 года назад +10

    Good to see our Amazighn brothers and sisters. I am interested to learn more about you. Your culture looks like Horn of african culture (somalia, Ethiopia, and Eritrea).
    I am From Ethiopia

    • @selinab7790
      @selinab7790 10 месяцев назад

      I am Moroccan (Amazigh) and often mistaken for Ethiopian, I now understand why thanks to the comments sections

  • @victorpham4467
    @victorpham4467 4 года назад +9

    *Thank you TRACKS for the special documentary* We had a chance to visit Morocco, Marrakesh, Casa Blanca (As Time Goes By), Riding a camel in the dunes on the edge of Sahara, Eating with Berber family.... In general, Moroccan are friendly, conservative..
    We're planning to visit Morocco again (We don't give a "shoot" about "Chinese Virus") soon.

    • @Ssookawai
      @Ssookawai 3 года назад +1

      @Antoine Shelby in fact, we are quite conservative, just tolerant towards foreigners, we don't expect them to follow our traditions. But within moroccan families, it's usually way different. There are moroccan who are waay less conservative of course, you must have met those (and in case you're moroccan, you might be one of them).

  • @starsnews-8509
    @starsnews-8509 4 года назад +57

    Thanks for this beautiful video Respect to the Berbers AMAZIGH ♥️

    • @xxxkademx360
      @xxxkademx360 4 года назад +1

      @Bela T.T There a re some similarities between moroccan berber mlusic and ethipian music
      ruclips.net/video/5A621RnAzjs/видео.html

    • @bedazzledblue8520
      @bedazzledblue8520 4 года назад +1

      @Bela T.T awwwwh u close to usssss 😂🌍 we AFRICA 💙

    • @bedazzledblue8520
      @bedazzledblue8520 4 года назад +1

      @Arab & Muslim occupation hehe yassss

    • @-jugurtha-op9786
      @-jugurtha-op9786 4 года назад +2

      @Arab & Muslim occupation you mother in saudia not in north africa go to your mother 😂😂😂😂

    • @ammd4241
      @ammd4241 4 года назад

      @Arab & Muslim occupation . ..... ztumhjpfd8

  • @yesmean9145
    @yesmean9145 4 года назад +144

    Why are these foreign documentaries always showing off the Amazigh people as some nomads or as just a minority living in villages like they don't have any historical background!!! These indigenous people of North AFRICA have a great History, starting from the ancient "berber" kingdoms of MAURETANIA, noumidia, carthage before any romanization conquests, then at the islamzation era, they were the source of a magnificent civilization in the iberian peninsula by reigning over the ANDALUS during the great moroccan empire of the AlMoravids, AlMohades and Merinids dynasties! so please STOP belittling them.

    • @manwelara8955
      @manwelara8955 4 года назад +4

      Well said

    • @fushiigso7145
      @fushiigso7145 4 года назад +8

      Also the word “Africa “ it self is an amazigh word

    • @jamilashenq1720
      @jamilashenq1720 4 года назад +1

      Fully heartedly agree with you

    • @Nway257
      @Nway257 4 года назад +4

      @@fushiigso7145 No, it was not called North Africa, it was called Tamazgha

    • @fushiigso7145
      @fushiigso7145 4 года назад

      programmation where do you read a said North Afrika

  • @mohdnaserhussainnaser9838
    @mohdnaserhussainnaser9838 2 года назад +3

    Woman shy and smile wherever she remembers her marriage
    Its really beautiful thing to see 😀

    • @uzinine7760
      @uzinine7760 2 года назад +1

      She was just like a little girl
      May God bless her and all morrocans

  • @helliswar
    @helliswar 4 года назад +114

    We will never forget our culture even with their arabization

    • @rifenossimple4344
      @rifenossimple4344 4 года назад +14

      I will never arabize tutlayt Imazighen I will defend it with my life like my libian brothers are doing in Nafusa

    • @akramkarim3780
      @akramkarim3780 4 года назад +22

      now days berbers are westernized not arabizated

    • @z-j-nv4ys
      @z-j-nv4ys 3 года назад +3

      @juba gamer what arabs are you talking about ?? who's going to force ? the king is half berber, the ministers most of them are berbers, the richest man in morocco after the king, is berber, akhenouch sells you gas too, believe me we have our word to say in morocco, and no one can change that

    • @adamfatine4426
      @adamfatine4426 3 года назад +3

      @@z-j-nv4ys if that’s the case, why are you even bringing up the issue? Aren’t we all Moroccans regardless?

    • @abdiasiis4002
      @abdiasiis4002 3 года назад +2

      i just read the history of amazigh queen who refused to accept then got killed by arabs, told her children to accept islam to survive damn. i always though u guys were arabs.

  • @HasanHasan-ir1jz
    @HasanHasan-ir1jz 4 года назад +5

    شكرا الامازيغ اينما كنتم في العالم نفتخر اننا امازيغ شمال افريقيا تنميرت تامزغا

  • @MoonLightOnWater1
    @MoonLightOnWater1 4 года назад +6

    Very interesting.....I traveled throughout the High Atlas Mountains and stayed with a lovely family. Morocco and the Berber people are very warm and welcoming. Thank you for sharing this.

  • @Eleidig007
    @Eleidig007 3 года назад +7

    I discovered last year my great grandfather had the last name berber and i started researching the culture. These people are called amazigh i believe. Im a new muslim revert alhamdelillah and insh a Allah one day id like to visit my berber family if theyll have me.
    Id also like to add , historically and traditionally its very common that when a women hits maturity and is ready to marry, they dont wait until shes 30....ask your grandparents how young ppl got married in their day (which isnt that long ago). As long as everyone's mature, and ready for marriage, nothing forced. Its FINE. They marry young because in islam having a lot of kids is a blessing from Allah (God) and isnt viewd negatively.

  • @akssilnbvcxw1541
    @akssilnbvcxw1541 4 года назад +5

    الأمازيغ أقدم سلالة على وجه الارض أزول ولن نزول أخوكم من المغرب الشامخ وبالظبط الأطلس المتوسط

  • @chiaradiamontini459
    @chiaradiamontini459 4 года назад +17

    Wonderful festival and the Moroccan people are awesome!

  • @relaxingbd9675
    @relaxingbd9675 4 года назад +22

    Love when our Muslim family eat together

  • @oliverbraun4966
    @oliverbraun4966 4 года назад +127

    So it is explained that they call themselves Amazigh, but still they are referred to as Berbers throughout the whole movie - bit ignorant in my opinion

    • @radiak2973
      @radiak2973 4 года назад +2

      That's what I was thinking too.

    • @hamadaboudjnane9126
      @hamadaboudjnane9126 3 года назад +13

      A bit? It's soo ignorant!

    • @z-j-nv4ys
      @z-j-nv4ys 3 года назад +3

      at least they call us something, better that no be recognized at all as the first nations of north africa, we're fighting for this, so all the world know that morocco is not arab, it has never been and it will never be, we are muslims, but amazighs, or berbers, the most important thing for us is to spread the truth about us, help us thank you

    • @marceloorellana5726
      @marceloorellana5726 3 года назад

      Well people in the United States of America call themselves Americans even though there are 35 independent American nations in the continent of America. And all of them know they are just as American as the USA. Yet the USA calls anyone outside the USA, Latin America. But doesn't call themselves Anglo America? Go figure. That's pretty stupid to me. Especially when over 500 million people know they are Americans but are told by a minority of about 350 million people they aren't Americans.

    • @abelabel4151
      @abelabel4151 2 года назад

      for your culture and a little history: at 16:24 minutes, this black family that you see is not part of the Moroccan berberes. this family is a descendant of african families who came in the middle ages from black africa during the arabo-berbero-muslim conquest of black africa.
      It's exactly like in the United States today where there are black American families, but descendants of slaves of the Middle Ages, so they are not real Americans, but immigrants from other times. well it's the same story that we have in Morocco.
      Moroccan Berbers are real white men and white women, but penetrated by black Africans of the Middle Ages, as in the United States. did you understand my remark ?? thanks for letting me know

  • @edgarcesar3445
    @edgarcesar3445 4 года назад +14

    thank you for this wonderful documentary, it warms my heart and yet with a feeling of uncertainty for the youth to continue the tradition because of the changing world. Much respect to the Berbers, your resilience is inspiring!

    • @abelabel4151
      @abelabel4151 2 года назад

      for your culture and a little history: at 16:24 minutes, this black family that you see is not part of the Moroccan berberes. this family is a descendant of african families who came in the middle ages from black africa during the arabo-berbero-muslim conquest of black africa.
      It's exactly like in the United States today where there are black American families, but descendants of slaves of the Middle Ages, so they are not real Americans, but immigrants from other times. well it's the same story that we have in Morocco.
      Moroccan Berbers are real white men and white women, but penetrated by black Africans of the Middle Ages, as in the United States. did you understand my remark ?? thanks for letting me know

  • @unclesam5087
    @unclesam5087 3 года назад +8

    Very informative and educational program i really love it. My wife is from Beautiful Moroccans Alhamdulillah

  • @niatilova
    @niatilova 3 года назад +7

    Oh I am mixed from Arab and Amazigh Grandparents, I am really sorry that my grandmother passed before we could know her culture and how her childhood was. I grew up in an Arab house and we hold Amazigh in great esteem as we have them as cousins and relatives. We do not refer to them as BERBERS not in our daily lives nor in schoolbooks that we had to learn, I had the occasion to meet great people from allover morocco but there is something so soothing in their company and they have pure souls. I miss this landscape and those people.

  • @maalmimohamed5279
    @maalmimohamed5279 4 года назад +3

    Thank you for making this documentary on "The Imilchil Wedding Festival ".

  • @Gypseygirls
    @Gypseygirls 4 года назад +21

    Wow! Brilliant documentary!!💗💗💗

    • @abelabel4151
      @abelabel4151 2 года назад

      for your culture and a little history: at 16:24 minutes, this black family that you see is not part of the Moroccan berberes. this family is a descendant of african families who came in the middle ages from black africa during the arabo-berbero-muslim conquest of black africa.
      It's exactly like in the United States today where there are black American families, but descendants of slaves of the Middle Ages, so they are not real Americans, but immigrants from other times. well it's the same story that we have in Morocco.
      Moroccan Berbers are real white men and white women, but penetrated by black Africans of the Middle Ages, as in the United States. did you understand my remark ?? thanks for letting me know

    • @everyaaaane
      @everyaaaane Год назад

      ​@@abelabel4151khoya layhdik matb9ach tspammi had commentirate, kteb commentaire wa7ed osket

  • @GeneiRyodan-e6g
    @GeneiRyodan-e6g 4 года назад +3

    Great documentary
    Respect to you all
    from a Moroccan amazigh

  • @maryrinehart2346
    @maryrinehart2346 2 года назад +1

    I had no idea this existed. I’m always glad to learn more about our fascinating cultures and histories

  • @Frenchkisssss
    @Frenchkisssss 4 года назад +17

    I’m an arab moroccan and i respect my amazigh brothers. You guys are great people.

    • @sali3492
      @sali3492 4 года назад +8

      brother are u arabized berber or real arab?

    • @mouradidrissi2370
      @mouradidrissi2370 4 года назад +5

      @@sali3492 no we are a real arab. Hillalyin.

    • @mouradidrissi2370
      @mouradidrissi2370 4 года назад

      @ⴰⵙⴰⴼⴰⵕ ⵏⴰⵔⴰⵖⴰⵙ الحراشة قبيلة ولاد الدليم . و انت قبيلتك

    • @mayasquaw2254
      @mayasquaw2254 4 года назад

      Bless your heart it’s time for all Moroccan to embrace the Arab invasion.

    • @FatiFleur-jn7ky
      @FatiFleur-jn7ky 4 года назад +2

      @@mayasquaw2254 🖕

  • @hansboudar7915
    @hansboudar7915 4 года назад +6

    i really like how this documentary was made

  • @pauljaguar8112
    @pauljaguar8112 3 года назад +3

    This people really earned my respect. they are one of the few people in that area who use Toyota in a decent and more productive way:-) god bless the amazighs.

  • @kconsidine313
    @kconsidine313 4 года назад +5

    Very nicely done....such respect in this documentary:)

  • @jamallep7190
    @jamallep7190 4 года назад +4

    Merci pour l'élégance de la photographie, montage et du sujet ❤❤Je suis du Sahara marocain. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👌🏻👌🏻👏👏👏

  • @naturelrelax5308
    @naturelrelax5308 4 года назад +2

    Yes this the berber culture of morocco.thanks for sharing.
    U re welcome sir

  • @Nway257
    @Nway257 4 года назад +2

    I'm Amazigh North Africa (TZMAZGHA)

  • @ethiopiansinsouthafricainf3990
    @ethiopiansinsouthafricainf3990 2 года назад +4

    the Moroccans changed my attitude about Islam may God bless them....the rest of islamic world should learn this nice way of life///

  • @karimabou8784
    @karimabou8784 4 года назад +10

    I hope people stop referring to Amazigh as berber, that word originated from barbarian and it's an offensive word. It's time the world calls us as we are AMAZIGH

  • @dogontribe1518
    @dogontribe1518 4 года назад +4

    Good people of the berbers ♓♓

  • @fatalyss
    @fatalyss 3 года назад +4

    I love how the wedding is fuss-free and inexpensive.

    • @thirstiestvillager9233
      @thirstiestvillager9233 3 года назад +3

      As it should be.
      No reason to go into debt. Not good for a marriage.

  • @zerowaiting90
    @zerowaiting90 3 года назад +1

    get fascinated as Moroccan by the Amazigh people culture

  • @adambenali3852
    @adambenali3852 4 года назад +2

    As a moroccan from the north i feel so bad for these people who are living in very difficult conditions ....in morocco when you travel from region to region its like travling from a country to another

    • @m00tjeehadd56
      @m00tjeehadd56 4 года назад

      They also feel sorry for the people living in the north.. i think you might know why.

    • @denhaag8455
      @denhaag8455 3 года назад +1

      The entire documentaire i diddnt heard once alhamdoelilah came out their mouth only complaining they should built a wall like in Jeruzalem.our amazigh ancestors if they see this they would castrayted themselfs

  • @mcmarvellous
    @mcmarvellous 4 года назад +3

    I AM PROUDLY AMAZIGH

  • @amazighberbereculture3179
    @amazighberbereculture3179 4 года назад +10

    just a quick information, amazigh lunguage was spoken in north africa since 5000 BC we resisted egyptian,carthagenian,roman and arab conquests and we still speak this amazing lunguage and no one can take it from us we are the native people of north africa and we will stay that way no matter what arab dictator leaders want they will never succed and most importantly WE ARE NOT ARABS

  • @Mintunke
    @Mintunke 2 года назад +1

    Je suis berbère et fier d’être

  • @syedabukhari1792
    @syedabukhari1792 4 года назад +2

    Thx for beautiful video 👍🏻

  • @monamoukhlis2250
    @monamoukhlis2250 4 года назад +9

    Stop using arabic music in the beginning of every documentary about amazigh people

  • @yassink5266
    @yassink5266 2 года назад +2

    i love such people much better than the people that live in the city

  • @mizzobjectiveone3819
    @mizzobjectiveone3819 3 года назад +3

    They're nice-looking people!

  • @a7raramazigh948
    @a7raramazigh948 4 года назад +1

    Berber people are very nice

  • @quadrim.a.2816
    @quadrim.a.2816 2 года назад

    Beautiful Love Morrco

  • @blankneverlosegaming6374
    @blankneverlosegaming6374 3 года назад +3

    32:22 LMAO, dude holding mercury like it's nothing

  • @someonewhocantmakeuptheirm9905
    @someonewhocantmakeuptheirm9905 3 года назад +1

    All amazigh ppl love their identity and i'm with them we been here before 2975 years ago and we still .

  • @varunronak
    @varunronak 3 года назад +1

    Great culture

  • @tangertoamsterdam
    @tangertoamsterdam 2 года назад

    morocco ❤

  • @someonewhocantmakeuptheirm9905
    @someonewhocantmakeuptheirm9905 3 года назад +1

    You may see this place as a sunny place but believe me it's tooooo cold .

  • @brigittenyafli-muller8491
    @brigittenyafli-muller8491 2 года назад

    le provèrbe de Medi est une belle expression de sagèsse qui prend source dans la matrifocalitée laquelle ils ont veccus pandent toute une aire.

  • @alisonarmstrong8421
    @alisonarmstrong8421 2 года назад

    I ove the bright orange wall!

  • @hujashamkhan5749
    @hujashamkhan5749 4 года назад

    very informative about Berber culture

  • @mr.aymane7997
    @mr.aymane7997 4 года назад +8

    Fact1: Morocco have the oldest skoul ever found of a human, its 300.000 years old, so yeah morocco is now your grandfather
    Fact2:we amazigh survive those 300k years even with the roman, portugall,spanish,french invasions, so we are the oldest ppl in this world,
    And 15k dirhams is not 1800$

  • @teencan
    @teencan 3 года назад +1

    i want to get married now...!

  • @saidkech5816
    @saidkech5816 2 года назад

    Morocco express

  • @fiachmney3039
    @fiachmney3039 2 месяца назад

    the music choice was poor.

  • @someonewhocantmakeuptheirm9905
    @someonewhocantmakeuptheirm9905 3 года назад +2

    Did u know that berbers from Riff (north africa) fought against Spain and French in a row and they both lost many wars in the 20's & 30's . and berbers only used basics weapons . and did u know that the one who leaded the war is the one who made the Guerilla warfare and he inspired too many well known leaders like " Che Guevara" & " Fidel Castro " & "mahatma ghandi" .... And that great leader is knows as " mohamed ben abdelkarim alkhatabi" . i feel like u all need to now this if u don't believe me put this late name in google and see what he accomplished .

  • @jij4313
    @jij4313 6 месяцев назад

    ❤i am amazigh women from atlas❤😊

  • @wanda1541
    @wanda1541 3 года назад

    Im berbere from agadir

  • @samiralebhar2719
    @samiralebhar2719 4 года назад +2

    27:52 aaaahahahah whaaat I had breakfast in that cafe on the right xD I'm dead
    33:40 lmaooo what he said 😂😂😂😂 those who understand will get it I'm doone

  • @sivnorinbaluch2256
    @sivnorinbaluch2256 3 года назад

    An interesting video, but so many words are wrong translated in the undertext.👎👎👎👎👎

  • @hosseinrezai9568
    @hosseinrezai9568 2 года назад

    Please, anyone knows the date and month of festival in Morocco?

  • @anwal2047
    @anwal2047 4 года назад +5

    This festival would be much better without the Men in Uniform and Arabic authorities intrusion. Berbers are very peaceful respectful all over Morocco .

    • @pinacolada1393
      @pinacolada1393 3 года назад +1

      I find it rude how he demanded the Elder to move his post for the festival. Manners always to all elders, but other than that very beautiful 👍

  • @houriaaa8685
    @houriaaa8685 3 года назад +1

    ❤️🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

  • @KORNABLOCK
    @KORNABLOCK 3 года назад +1

    If the government truly cares then build a school in their community that teaches their ethnic languages and their ethnic history while teaching mathematics and science. Then as they turn 15 or 16 teach them a skilled trade. No need to try to change who they are, we all know when they leave their area the culture dies with it and it does not have to be that way.

  • @sparklemotion8377
    @sparklemotion8377 3 года назад

    8:55 MIL to be is very honest about just wanting an extra mule to work the land
    Comments section: Such a beautiful culture

  • @farahqchili9415
    @farahqchili9415 4 года назад +3

    I like the presentation but who told you that divorce is shameful in Islam it is a wrong information I ask that you have to take it off from this video. Islam says couple can divorce when the marriage is not successful and Islam give rights to divorced woman and man depends on the situation.

    • @happybee1450
      @happybee1450 4 года назад

      Totally agree! This is unacceptable

    • @sihemrifiiawsh
      @sihemrifiiawsh 4 года назад

      He didn't say that it was shameful in Islam, he said the opposite listen better: 9:41

  • @mojo568
    @mojo568 4 года назад +2

    👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @afunewilliams2416
    @afunewilliams2416 2 года назад

    Huh'! I liked the marriage part

  • @phorontadarth3909
    @phorontadarth3909 4 года назад +1

    I m Algerian Amazigh ⴰⵣⵓⵏ ⵅⵏⴰⴹⵃ
    Greek called us Berber because of the accent it's not sound like Roman language that s why
    We speak Tamazigh
    15 centuries before culumbus came the the USA one of our king Juba the 2nd
    Came 1st to Illinois Chicago
    We are Imazighen and we stay Imazighen
    North Africa is Imazighen
    Never was Never become Arabic

  • @plastickmoney5410
    @plastickmoney5410 4 года назад +1

    am i hear Mark Strong Voices ??

  • @greatindian5051
    @greatindian5051 4 года назад

    Wow...nice culture 😘😜 neeche

  • @kimm123
    @kimm123 2 года назад

    TAKE A LOOK AT THEIR DIVORCE RATE AND SEE IF ARRANGE MARRIAGES WORKS OR NOT. I THINK MARRIAGE DEPENDS ON THE UNIONS, IT WORKS FOR SOME AND NOT FOR OTHERS AND THE SAME FOR THE WESTERN WAYS. THE DIVORCE RATE ARE PHENOMENAL EVEN IF YOU ARE FREE TO PICK YOUR PARTNER OF CHOICE.

  • @aichatabodrart783
    @aichatabodrart783 4 года назад +1

    ❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍👍🌷🌷🌷

  • @md.redazaari123
    @md.redazaari123 4 года назад +342

    Interesting documentary!! although, the word "Berber" doesn't come from any Arabic word.
    In fact, the term is a variation of the Greek word barbaros (barbarian), which had, earlier in history, been applied by the Romans, specifically to their northern hostile neighbours from Germania and the Celts, Iberians, Gauls, Goths and Thracians ..etc. It had been used to show disrespect to these people. Unfortunately, this term stuck with the north African indigenous people. I hope some day it will completely be replaced by the term "Amazigh" or "Amazighen" which means free people as mentioned in the documentary.

    • @jassminjass01
      @jassminjass01 4 года назад +7

      ❤❤❤

    • @Karimmrabti1
      @Karimmrabti1 4 года назад +26

      100% correct I got quite annoyed of the fact that such a big channel like tracks got this wrong and repeats it over 100 times in the documentary. It doesn't really help berber being replaced for Amazigh.

    • @mhamedrahhou2308
      @mhamedrahhou2308 4 года назад +7

      Etymologically, it's Bar Ber which stands for Ibn berrani (foreigners) what the Greeks used to call non Greeks, in Hebrew Bar means also Ibn... This is what linguists think!

    • @mellownuance
      @mellownuance 4 года назад +22

      Well lets start calling them Amazigh or Amazing 😉

    • @ZDEMO
      @ZDEMO 4 года назад +3

      your right

  • @zeeshanhasan2618
    @zeeshanhasan2618 2 года назад +38

    Very beautiful culture. I hope they won't lose their identity in times ahead. Love from India.....

    • @wanda1541
      @wanda1541 Год назад +1

      We Nevers lost our identity we are berbère love from France

    • @ApproachingPerfection
      @ApproachingPerfection 8 месяцев назад

      @@wanda1541 we are amazigh fool

  • @Dino13
    @Dino13 4 года назад +135

    Visiting Morocco really changed my life. I can't wait to go back one day!

    • @tarikbassim4106
      @tarikbassim4106 4 года назад +6

      You are welcome every time

    • @mohamedsaadat5336
      @mohamedsaadat5336 4 года назад +1

      U welcome

    • @younessuness2917
      @younessuness2917 3 года назад +1

      Here u can see kind of moroccan hospitality you are welcome

    • @abelabel4151
      @abelabel4151 2 года назад

      for your culture and a little history: at 16:24 minutes, this black family that you see is not part of the Moroccan berberes. this family is a descendant of african families who came in the middle ages from black africa during the arabo-berbero-muslim conquest of black africa.
      It's exactly like in the United States today where there are black American families, but descendants of slaves of the Middle Ages, so they are not real Americans, but immigrants from other times. well it's the same story that we have in Morocco.
      Moroccan Berbers are real white men and white women, but penetrated by black Africans of the Middle Ages, as in the United States. did you understand my remark ?? thanks for letting me know

    • @shivadizayin
      @shivadizayin 2 года назад +1

      Tell us more! the food, the people, the places you saw?

  • @sasabebe5844
    @sasabebe5844 4 года назад +143

    I am Amazigh from the north of Morocco on the Mediterranean coast, I can understand these people though our accents are different. I love my culture and am proud of being part of this rich and coulorful civilization of imazighen. We were neglected , oppressed and alienated for a long time and we had undergone a massive and intense wave of arabization so Arabic culture would prevail . They even tried a conspiracy to call North Africa the Maghreb world. At school we learn arabic , French and even English . Thank god recently they have implemented Amazigh language in the syllabus. If you go to big important cities like Rabat case or fes and you try to speak tamazight the arabised people look down at you in an attempt to intimidate you and ask you to speak arabic because they don't understand you . You must learn arabic and make an effort to understand them but they don't. So when you meet someone who speaks Tamazight in the street you should know that he makes a huge effort to preserve and keep his identity. Fortunately I live in a tamazight speaking area and we have never felt ashamed to talk to others with it

    • @pavilionman64
      @pavilionman64 3 года назад +18

      it is a pity, but the arabization of the maghreb was more intense during and after the colonization, the king and the government feared that morocco would be divided in 3 or more states and that is why they tried to create a single homogeneous culture to avoid the resurgence of nationalism. Unfortunately this meant denying rights to cultural identity to the Amazigh, especially in the north, when in reality those Amazigh who define themselves as Arabs are oppressing their own brothers. The Arabs are not the guilty ones but the stereotype of the Arab prestige that dominated those times, they dyed their hair and beard black. Today it is the prestige of the European, the Moroccans dye their hair blond, wear blue glasses, dress and live western style. It is embarrassing, I hope they value themselves more. All cultures are beautiful.

    • @Eleidig007
      @Eleidig007 3 года назад +8

      Subhan Allah thank you for sharing this

    • @alianf5105
      @alianf5105 3 года назад

      لكن معنا كلمة بربر ليس شيئا سيئا او مذموم

    • @sparklemotion8377
      @sparklemotion8377 3 года назад +1

      You need a language that everybody understands. Even if the people spoke tamazight it still doesn't mean you will understand each other. But I guess some people would rather have the common language be French or Spanish.....

    • @abelabel4151
      @abelabel4151 2 года назад +2

      for your culture and a little history: at 16:24 minutes, this black family that you see is not part of the Moroccan berberes. this family is a descendant of african families who came in the middle ages from black africa during the arabo-berbero-muslim conquest of black africa.
      It's exactly like in the United States today where there are black American families, but descendants of slaves of the Middle Ages, so they are not real Americans, but immigrants from other times. well it's the same story that we have in Morocco.
      Moroccan Berbers are real white men and white women, but penetrated by black Africans of the Middle Ages, as in the United States. did you understand my remark ?? thanks for letting me know

  • @zhourhaddou3861
    @zhourhaddou3861 4 года назад +73

    I'm proud to be amazigh woman from atlas also

  • @zubeirmohamed8551
    @zubeirmohamed8551 4 года назад +79

    Original North Africans❤️amazigh💫✍️ greetings from Somalia 🇸🇴

    • @moroccobyyou7664
      @moroccobyyou7664 3 года назад +8

      Thanks brothers we are glad to meet up all Amazighn people

    • @axelaittlit9752
      @axelaittlit9752 3 года назад +1

      Thanks north africain brothers

    • @bithibegum3251
      @bithibegum3251 3 года назад

      @@moroccobyyou7664hello pls leave islam

    • @bithibegum3251
      @bithibegum3251 3 года назад

      Pls leave islam

    • @fatumaahmed4304
      @fatumaahmed4304 3 года назад +3

      bithi begum gtfp who are you to us to eave Islam how dare you?

  • @samanthav8728
    @samanthav8728 2 года назад +29

    Aaaaw-I wanted to see the lovely lady making and selling bread find a wonderful husband! I am praying for her happiness and all of the couples as well!

    • @abelabel4151
      @abelabel4151 2 года назад +1

      for your culture and a little history: at 16:24 minutes, this black family that you see is not part of the Moroccan berberes. this family is a descendant of african families who came in the middle ages from black africa during the arabo-berbero-muslim conquest of black africa.
      It's exactly like in the United States today where there are black American families, but descendants of slaves of the Middle Ages, so they are not real Americans, but immigrants from other times. well it's the same story that we have in Morocco.
      Moroccan Berbers are real white men and white women, but penetrated by black Africans of the Middle Ages, as in the United States. did you understand my remark ?? thanks for letting me know

    • @nurulainkamaruddin5692
      @nurulainkamaruddin5692 2 года назад +5

      @@abelabel4151 Stop being obsessed with skin colour and race!Let's all live together peacefully.

    • @davybenhamougmail1376
      @davybenhamougmail1376 2 года назад +1

      @@abelabel4151
      It's not altogether true, many "black " Moroccans from the south of Morocco are the native, they were before Berber and Arab.
      In South of Morocco you can find pictures of negroids pastors in carvings rocks.
      Besides all berber people carry some minors African halogroup.
      I'm a Berber moroccan.

  • @makhosimkhize8312
    @makhosimkhize8312 3 года назад +52

    The groom's family getting the home ready for the bride is the sweetest. I wish to go to Morocco someday

    • @abelabel4151
      @abelabel4151 2 года назад +3

      for your culture and a little history: at 16:24 minutes, this black family that you see is not part of the Moroccan berberes. this family is a descendant of african families who came in the middle ages from black africa during the arabo-berbero-muslim conquest of black africa.
      It's exactly like in the United States today where there are black American families, but descendants of slaves of the Middle Ages, so they are not real Americans, but immigrants from other times. well it's the same story that we have in Morocco.
      Moroccan Berbers are real white men and white women, but penetrated by black Africans of the Middle Ages, as in the United States. did you understand my remark ?? thanks for letting me know

    • @abdelmajidmouden7337
      @abdelmajidmouden7337 2 года назад

      Hi, from your name it tells that you are South African. I'm a Moroccan living in South Africa

    • @mansabdski1067
      @mansabdski1067 2 года назад +1

      Don't be fooled. You have no idea what is waiting for her :-)

    • @sisik3241
      @sisik3241 Год назад

      Ignorant. The berbers are original Moroccans. They have nothing to do with Arabs, they were there BEFORE the Arabs. Stop it
      @@abelabel4151

  • @shivadizayin
    @shivadizayin 2 года назад +15

    It’s amazing the ‘Romeo and Juliet’ story plays out in every culture.
    Goes to show you that as different as we may see in culture and traditions, we all beat the same heart beat in the end.

  • @TARAZAL
    @TARAZAL 4 года назад +127

    I am Moroccan, I would never miss the Imilchil festival .. it is great and the story behind it is even greater 💙💙💙

  • @kirstenjohnjaysonmay5774
    @kirstenjohnjaysonmay5774 4 года назад +31

    Remarkable story. All the best to the love birds. Much respect to the government, regarding the legal age, for girls to get married. Let love blossom in a natural manner🇿🇦💋🔥🙏✌️❤️

    • @beniyaz621
      @beniyaz621 4 года назад +4

      John, Government are the cause these people are still poor. The Royal family owns their mines, gold, cobalt and many rich minerals. They treat them like dirt, like ignorant. No schools, no Hospitals, no roads. The government wants Imilchil to stay like that. You know why? because it's attracting lot of people and Tourism. It's very sad for those girls and boys knowing their future will stay the same.

    • @Eleidig007
      @Eleidig007 3 года назад

      Ameen

    • @benardio6193
      @benardio6193 2 года назад +1

      @@beniyaz621 sad bro. I hope they prevail

  • @Carol-wv5vd
    @Carol-wv5vd 4 года назад +31

    Todo muy bonito lastima que no entiendo lo que dice 😭😭 pero me encantó mucho 👍❤️❤️ saludos desde México 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

  • @amazingthings1702
    @amazingthings1702 2 года назад +25

    Morocco is my favorite country to visit. I take a piece of it in my heart every time I leave. Amazing people, culture, food, tradition, hospitality

  • @azmarinofqri9468
    @azmarinofqri9468 2 года назад +4

    morocco is amazing afrika country.morocco poeple is not arebi,morocco is afrika .

  • @AudreyMN1
    @AudreyMN1 4 года назад +19

    Describing Imazighen people as (entirely) nomadic is incorrect, most Imazighen were and still land owners and sedentary for many centuries.

    • @lolo-om9rs
      @lolo-om9rs 4 года назад

      @ⴰⵙⴰⴼⴰⵕ ⵏⴰⵔⴰⵖⴰⵙ
      No they were herders and semi nomadic like the touareg

    • @yasmina10013
      @yasmina10013 3 года назад +1

      exactly. not every tribe is the same

    • @shrekwithawillsmithface465
      @shrekwithawillsmithface465 2 года назад

      @@lolo-om9rs
      my people were always farmers in the north (rif mountains)
      Not some nomads

  • @bigbox1877
    @bigbox1877 4 года назад +35

    My grandparents are from Midelt Province near Imilchil. Interesting documentary. Vive Amazigh. Vive Maroc.

    • @abelabel4151
      @abelabel4151 2 года назад +1

      for your culture and a little history: at 16:24 minutes, this black family that you see is not part of the Moroccan berberes. this family is a descendant of african families who came in the middle ages from black africa during the arabo-berbero-muslim conquest of black africa.
      It's exactly like in the United States today where there are black American families, but descendants of slaves of the Middle Ages, so they are not real Americans, but immigrants from other times. well it's the same story that we have in Morocco.
      Moroccan Berbers are real white men and white women, but penetrated by black Africans of the Middle Ages, as in the United States. did you understand my remark ?? thanks for letting me know

    • @hosseinrezai9568
      @hosseinrezai9568 2 года назад

      Please, could you ask your grandparents the date and month of festival, thanks

    • @saidhashi2856
      @saidhashi2856 2 года назад +1

      @Баҳор Парсей What is so important about colour? The religions you profess do not condone distinction of people based on skin colour. Why do you people insist on them?

  • @Mogotsi82
    @Mogotsi82 Год назад +8

    What a beautiful culture , much respect ✊

  • @kristofflopez8493
    @kristofflopez8493 4 года назад +24

    interesting documentary about different types of tribe's in cultures where they will getting married. i wish you all the best good luck blessings of the almighty lord one GOD allah swt greetings from the Philippines..

    • @PinayRozee
      @PinayRozee 4 года назад +1

      filipino moro love to!

    • @jamesultron854
      @jamesultron854 4 года назад

      Tribes? There are no tribes in morocco.

    • @thirstiestvillager9233
      @thirstiestvillager9233 3 года назад

      @@jamesultron854 They mentioned tribes in the video

    • @Ssookawai
      @Ssookawai 3 года назад

      @@jamesultron854 Are you serious? I come from a tribe and I'm moroccan lol. I have two other other tribes from my paternal grandmother. The maternal one was from a city (without tribal ties dur to the fact that they almost always settled there).

    • @jamesultron854
      @jamesultron854 3 года назад

      @@Ssookawai What kind of tribes are you talking about?

  • @abshir2010
    @abshir2010 3 года назад +4

    Mohamed looks like young President Obama is funny though, is any noticed that?

  • @مُحاربجَسُور
    @مُحاربجَسُور 4 года назад +19

    تحياتى للإخوة الأمازيغ أحبكم فى الله

    • @abelabel4151
      @abelabel4151 2 года назад

      for your culture and a little history: at 16:24 minutes, this black family that you see is not part of the Moroccan berberes. this family is a descendant of african families who came in the middle ages from black africa during the arabo-berbero-muslim conquest of black africa.
      It's exactly like in the United States today where there are black American families, but descendants of slaves of the Middle Ages, so they are not real Americans, but immigrants from other times. well it's the same story that we have in Morocco.
      Moroccan Berbers are real white men and white women, but penetrated by black Africans of the Middle Ages, as in the United States. did you understand my remark ?? thanks for letting me know

    • @الضحاكأبوالمحبة
      @الضحاكأبوالمحبة 2 года назад

      @@abelabel4151 Yes, true