Examples of using Berber in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Berber origin: Malian historian Sekene Cissoko proposes a different etymology: the Tuareg founders of the city gave it a Berber name, a word composed of two parts:
you drive along the Ouirgane Valley before detouring to Imlil, a Berber village that lies on the foothill of the Toubkal National Park
Another significant arrival around this time were the puritan Miknasa Berber rebels from Ifriqiya, who went on to establish the settlement of Sijilmassa(in southeast Morocco)
as well as a description of many Berber customs, was crowned by one music experience from,
the owner used to entertain friends with a trio of Berber musicians that are installed in the living room for unforgettable evenings.
who introduced sausages and wheat, and Berber nomads who adapted the semolina from wheat,
even experience the authentic Morocco tour with a stay in one of the local Berber family.
who was one of the berber scholars and theologians before the arrival of the Ottomans in Algeria.
a brigade of Berber Libyans who helped liberate the capital from Gaddafi loyalists.
with a night in a Berber house.
a North African Berber dynasty, to come to their aid.
with a night in a Berber home.
valleys and Berber villages whose homes are made of fortified mud dwellings for themselves
789 by Idris I, Fez was still a Berber market town when Idris II decided to establish his authority independently from the Awrabah and make Fez his capital city.
mustered an expedition to punish the Berber commander's insubordination,
In keeping with Berber design and architecture of the great Atlas Mountains,
The religious zeal of a powerful Berber leader from the region between the Senegal
were destroyed in a fire as a result of an uprising by the city's residents against the Fatimid's Berber army who were garrisoned there.
Castile(to which Navarre had recently been added) compelled al-Mutadid to the fatal step of inviting to his aid against these warring Christians a Berber Chief, Yusuf,
left from that period, Western Sahara's modern history has its roots linked to some nomadic groups(living under Berber tribal rule and in contact with the Roman Empire)