Marweb World Directory

North African Berber music and culture portal. Pages for music, artists, berber history, CDs for sale, and biographical information about singers.

Information and destination guide and directory of Algerian culture, news, travel, business and related links.

Deals with Amazigh history in the Maghreb and current Amazigh-related issues, including an article about the Tuareg, Amazigh-Islamist "contest" in Algeria and Morocco, and several articles about the Amazigh woman.

Dedicated to the Amazigh music and artists. General information about the cultural background of amazigh musical styles as well as concerts.

Discussion groups about Berber-related issues such as identity and rights. It also includes a forum about the Pieds Noirs and Jews of Algeria.

Berber society guide for art, culture, history, music, language, web sites, associations and discussion forums.

Compilation of books and research papers listed in full-length reference. written about Berbers and Touaregs by multidisciplinary scientists and university scholars.

Libyan Amazigh Website designed to raise consciousness among Amazigh community in the world as for identity, culture, language, history, and political rights.

Designed by a group of dedicated Libyans for the promotion and preservation of Libya's identity; historically, culturally, and politically.

Prize-winning feature independent dramatic film shot entirely in Fez and Imilchil. The synopsis of the filmic story is provided inside te link.

The Amazigh Cultural Association in America, a non-profit organization registered in New Jersey state, organized and operated exclusively for cultural, educational, and scientific purposes to contribute to saving, promoting, and enriching the Amazigh language and culture.

Article about the rise of Amazigh nationalism and self-identity consciousness in north Africa, and mainly in the Maghreb countries.

The newsletter of the Amazigh Cultural Association in America, a not-for-profit international cultural and scientific organization dedicated to the promotion and protection of the Amazigh (Berber) culture in the U.S. and abroad.

Article about Amazigh women and their symbolic subbordination to Mother Kahena, a famous magician in one of the Atlas mountains tribes. Interpretations of history and legend from The Amazigh Voice.