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The Kabyles (in Kabyle  : Iqbayliyen, Imaziɣen, Izwawen, Igawawen or Leqbayel, in Tifinagh : ⵉⵇⴱⴰⵢⵍⵉⵢⵏ [ 9 ] , [ 10 ] ) are a Berber ethnic group originating from Kabylia (in Kabyle : Tamurt n Leqbayel [ 10 ] or Tamurt n Yizwawen [ 11 ] , [ 12 ] ), a Berber-speaking region of Algeria with a predominantly mountainous terrain [ 13 ] . They inhabit the coast and the various mountain ranges of the region : the Djurdjura , Bibans , and Babors mountains. The Kabyles constitute the largest Berber-speaking group in Algeria. They speak Kabyle , a Berber language, the most widely spoken in Algeria before Shawiya . A minority speak variants ( Shaoui of the Amouchas or Tasahlite ) in the Babors mountains . Since the late 19th century , and following Algeria's independence , they have constituted the most fertile ground for the development of Berber identity [ 14 ] , [ 15 ] . Today , they are present in other regions of Algeria, notably in Algiers. undoubtedly have extended, at an earlier period, to a larger region, since the term taqbaylit (Berberization of el qbayliya ), which designates the Berber language of the Kabyle tribes, is also used by the Ait Menacer , Ichenouiyen (in the form haqbaylit ), and Ait Salah [ 30 ] . It was through the colonial administration that, in Algeria, this term acquired a particular status which led it to specifically designate the Berber-speaking population located east of Algiers (Kabylie). However, this was not always the case, either in Algeria or in Tunisia where this term had a more common meaning [ 31 ]  : “  Kebaïli is frequently used throughout the Maghreb to refer to an uncouth man who has come down to the plains and whose ‘patois’ is incomprehensible. It is a kind of savage [ 32 ] .  ” According to other accounts, it is also noted that, in eastern Algeria and Tunisia, a distinction was long made between two different types of
The Kabyles (in Kabyle : Iqbayliyen, Imaziɣen, Izwawen, Igawawen or Leqbayel, in Tifinagh : ⵉⵇⴱⴰⵢⵍⵉⵢⵏ [ 9 ] , [ 10 ] ) are a Berber ethnic group originating from Kabylia (in Kabyle : Tamurt n Leqbayel [ 10 ] or Tamurt n Yizwawen [ 11 ] , [ 12 ] ), a Berber-speaking region of Algeria with a predominantly mountainous terrain [ 13 ] . They inhabit the coast and the various mountain ranges of the region : the Djurdjura , Bibans , and Babors mountains. The Kabyles constitute the largest Berber-speaking group in Algeria. They speak Kabyle , a Berber language, the most widely spoken in Algeria before Shawiya . A minority speak variants ( Shaoui of the Amouchas or Tasahlite ) in the Babors mountains . Since the late 19th century , and following Algeria's independence , they have constituted the most fertile ground for the development of Berber identity [ 14 ] , [ 15 ] . Today , they are present in other regions of Algeria, notably in Algiers. undoubtedly have extended, at an earlier period, to a larger region, since the term taqbaylit (Berberization of el qbayliya ), which designates the Berber language of the Kabyle tribes, is also used by the Ait Menacer , Ichenouiyen (in the form haqbaylit ), and Ait Salah [ 30 ] . It was through the colonial administration that, in Algeria, this term acquired a particular status which led it to specifically designate the Berber-speaking population located east of Algiers (Kabylie). However, this was not always the case, either in Algeria or in Tunisia where this term had a more common meaning [ 31 ] : “ Kebaïli is frequently used throughout the Maghreb to refer to an uncouth man who has come down to the plains and whose ‘patois’ is incomprehensible. It is a kind of savage [ 32 ] . ” According to other accounts, it is also noted that, in eastern Algeria and Tunisia, a distinction was long made between two different types of " Kabyles ", the " Kabyles ennigh'as " ( el qbayl nnighas ) and the " Kabyles el hadra " ( el qbayl el hadra ) : “ The ennigh’as are the Berber speakers who constantly repeat ‘ennigh’as,’ which in Berber means ‘I told him.’ The Kabyles ‘el hadra,’ on the other hand, are the Arabic-speaking mountain people of the Mila-Constantine region who do not speak Bedouin Arabic but an older form of Arabic, that of the first Arab invaders who garrisoned the region [ 33 ] . ” Upon the arrival of the French in the Maghreb, the term el qbayl , Gallicized into Kabyle, was therefore in common use in the cities to designate the sedentary populations of the surrounding countryside and mountains. These populations could be either Berber-speaking or Arabic-speaking [ 31 ] . The historical Berber name for Kabylia is tamurt n Yizwawen. #fyp #pourtoiiii #Amazigh #kabyle #algerie

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