Amazigh language

Amazigh, also known as Berber, is a family of languages spoken by the Berber peoples across North Africa, including countries like Morocco, Algeria, Libya, and Tunisia. It has a rich history dating back thousands of years and features its own unique alphabets, such as Tifinagh. Recognized as a national language in some countries, Amazigh emphasizes cultural identity and heritage. Despite challenges, efforts are ongoing to promote and preserve the language through education, media, and cultural initiatives, highlighting its importance in the diverse tapestry of North African history and society.