The Moroccan Amazigh Identity
Summary The article reflects on the legacy of the late journalist Jamal Brawi, who, despite his previous silence on the Amazigh identity, left a significant final testimony acknowledging Morocco as an Amazigh land. Brawi emphasized the importance of recognizing the shared history of Amazigh and Arab identities, asserting that there is no such thing as an Amazigh minority in Morocco. He urged a reevaluation of historical narratives that marginalize the Amazigh people, particularly the misconception that they are a minority. The piece advocates for a unified identity that embraces the rich history and culture of the Amazigh people, challenging the false narratives that have persisted over time. Meta Description In his final testimony, the late journalist Jamal Brawi acknowledged Morocco as an Amazigh land, emphasizing the shared history of Amazigh and Arab identities. This article explores Brawi's reflections on the importance of recognizing the Amazigh identity, rejecting the notion of an Amazigh minority, and urging a reevaluation of historical narratives that marginalize this indigenous culture.
HASSAN BENYOUB 
The Late Journalist Jamal Brawi
A Last Testimony
The late journalist Jamal Brawi, who passed away yesterday, left a final testimony before his death. Despite being a staunch leftist who did not mention the Amazigh people and their language, at least God granted him the opportunity to rectify that with a good confession. He will remain a witness to the following:
Morocco is an Amazigh Land
A Common History
The history of Morocco did not begin with the Arabs. We are all Amazigh and our history is Amazigh history. There is no distinction between Amazigh and Arab identities, as we are all one under a unified identity.
No Amazigh Minority
There is no such thing as an Amazigh minority, as they are not foreigners. Morocco has not succumbed to demographic changes to marginalize the Amazigh people.
Revisiting History
We must revisit history and reject the false narrative that the Banu Hilal are a minority in Morocco. The country has not been made Arab, and escaping from reality will not help us progress and find solutions to this conflict.
