Morocco's Village Superwomen | Al Jazeera World
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- čas přidán 28. 01. 2019
- Filmmaker: Bouchra Ijork
High in the Atlas Mountains in central Morocco are remote villages almost entirely dominated by Amazigh women, a result of the geographical divide between the urban and rural poor, the volatility of Moroccan agriculture and lack of regional development. Their menfolk migrate for long periods to do agricultural or city work in other parts of the country.
While the absentee men send money back home, the women are left to care for the children, tend to crops and farm animals without any outside support. "Wives can't accompany their husbands," says Fatma Kadjik, from Tiklit village, so married women have to learn to survive on their own.
In 2005, Morocco began its National Human Development Initiative Support Project with a million dollar budget aimed at improving people's living conditions and reducing poverty. By 2014, the overall poverty rate had been cut by about half, but there's still a large gap between urban and rural poverty. Literacy is also low, especially among girls, who are often unable to continue their education beyond primary school.
While life expectancy is not much lower than in Europe, harsh living conditions and poor access to healthcare affect longevity. It's a tough life for these resilient women, especially if as young girls they've been married off early.
"Imagine a girl married at the age of 13 or 14 having three or four children. At 19, she already looks 50. She's no longer beautiful and healthy," points out Saida Oukhali, from Oum Rabia.
She and her friend Aicha Jadda were both married at 16 but have since divorced, carrying a stigma in this conservative Amazigh society. "We weren't mature enough for the responsibility of marriage," says Saida. "Divorce is a big problem. You're exploited and no longer respected."
Ignoring village gossip, these young women now express themselves through music and song, where separation, hardship and women's suffering are recurring themes.
Village women with children have a heavier burden to bear. "We never rest. We keep running all day until night falls," says Fatima Kadjik, who lives with her sister-in-law, Hafida. She describes a typical day: "Hafida and I wake up at 6am to make bread and get the girls ready for school. After, I take the cow to the field to graze. Then we wash the wheat, lay it to dry and prepare lunch. By then the kids are back from school. I give the cow water and take it to graze."
Her husband, Abdellah Hasbi, acknowledges that this is difficult existence and hopes things will change for the next generation. "I'm worried about the younger generation ... Projects should be launched in this region, to create jobs for young people."
Men like Abdellah get seasonal work in farming but Moroccan agriculture is volatile and only 18 percent of the country is arable, adding to these people's vulnerability and insecurity.
While NGOs have stepped in to try and up-skill young people in of these communities - and this is the key to breaking the cycle that locks these women into such an unforgiving way of life. It might ultimately affect traditional Amazigh culture but it would more of the people of the Atlas the chance of becoming more valued members of Moroccan society as a whole.
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Im a simple guy. I see Morocco i press like.
My mom lived a life like this, and then she married my father and moved to europe... and i think she was so much happier then. When she tells stories about her old life, you see the happines in her eyes..
Sooo trueeee
Me to brother
I love this kind of life.
@Antoine Shelby 😀😀😀😀
tell your mom to go back and see what happens lol. Stop idealized hard and tough lives unless you go there for 3 months and see how hard life there is
the way woman sing is the way the Kurds sing. Very similar to the Kurdish music. This is amazing. Love my Amazigh brothers and sisters ❤💙 May Allah bless and help them. Insha'Allah everything will be good for Amazigh people.
Great women. God bless all the women especially those who take care of their children no matter what. A mother is a true angel. Love from Uganda
I'm from Kenya, hello neighbor, I hope all is well in Uganda. African women are very strong indeed.
Oh uganda one hug from 🇲🇽
@@SteveBaily6 yeah brotha we are fine here and happy. You know what am saying? Happiness in Uganda?
A "true" mother is a angel just like these.
From what I know. Uganda woman are just as strong.
Beautiful people, rich cultures, hardworking responsible women and healthy society from all dirty things new civilization brought like drugs. They live in a beautiful country. What they need is just job creation in their own area, and a little development. The women in this community is the backbone of this beautiful culture. May GOD bless you in happiness, wealth and peace.
@@fatihafarah9443 yes, they are amazing people , full faith in Allah, loving, caring , sharing and simple.. May Allah bless them His BOUNTIES AND BLESSINGS. Allah Rahim o Karim
Saya sudah kenal diindia
@@fatihafarah9443 4cytt=q
@@fatihafarah9443 Not that peaceful when it comes to Wars ⚔️ (The conquer of Spain)
Gelle Guure all Somali people love Moroccan brothers and sisters.
Subhanallah!! moroccan women are strong, brave and courageous... May Allah bless and protect them & their family 💗 🇦🇫 Greetings
Amin
Courage? Its a situation there simple as that, but how would you know or care when you dont uderstand
Good heart of you
Well said
Thank you love from Morroco 🙏
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The hard life of this women remembered me of the life of my Greek mother in Epirus/Greece. She is the same kind of woman. Big respect!!!
Thanks from Morocco.
Today aicha and saida became well known singers in Morocco... I enjoy every time I hear their voices... reminds me the high mountains of Rif were I spent my childhood and witnessed the pauverty but I also learnt how to survive and face life. I miss Morocco so much...
What's the name of the song please
Im from Middle Atlas, i was about to cry. These are our brave and hardworking berber women. Im proud of my imazighen people and my roots, and I think every moroccan and nothern african should be proud of the berber culture. Thanks Al-Jazeera for showing this. We need to improve the conditions of our people and make Tamazgha great again
I like that. "Make Tamazgha Great Again".
Distenius ATLs love the Slogan MTG “Make Tamazgha Great” again
Too bad the Moroccan regime tries to wipe out the Amazigh identity and force feed this so called Arab identity.
The Amazigh people of the Rif region are doing what they can to stop this Amazigh murder. The Amazigh for the south region should join the Riffians in order to get Tamazgha back again.
@ⴰⵙⴰⴼⴰⵕ ⵏⴰⵔⴰⵖⴰⵙ Salam. I'm originally Tetouani, but living in Belgium.
Who or what is/are Sanhaja?
@ⴰⵙⴰⴼⴰⵕ ⵏⴰⵔⴰⵖⴰⵙ I only know there are Rifi, Jebli, shlou7 people (and kabyle in Algeria). Although I'm Tetouani, I have a grandfather who is originally from Rif, and i have a grandmother who is originally Jeblia.
I didn't know you categorized Amazigh like that.
Great nation Great people l ❤ Morocco..from Philippines.
When compared to the poor in urban areas, the dwellers of slums and shanty towns in many parts of the world, poverty in Europe, the homeless in US; these villagers are so blessed.The almost pristine condition, fresh air & water, children running free, healthy livestocks, security, no substance abuse; there are so many things enviable. Hope they will be spared from greed, corruption and the evil of modernity. Thank you for this beautiful documentary.
Interesting point
I agree with your comment 100%.
💯pct agree with you
alelambert888 they have more blessings than those living any places in the USA.
That's great. But life for these women is very hard . 😩
I do not know how I found and ended up watching this documentary. But this makes me proud and brought me tears.. As a Moroccan, originally from the northen regions, and living in a foreign country for several years, I can say that I never seen such reportage in our local/national medias, not with such authenticity and with real people's emotions ... Thanks you
Superwoman they're!!! Me being of amazigh decent, and knowing my own dear mom has lived a life like these women breaks my heart. No government aid or schools to help build different lives. What a shame and a neglection of people. Thank you Al Jazeera for showing the other side of the medal. Morocco is not only the buzzing Marrakech.
These woman makes me guess that they are as righteous as prophet's family. Aren't they? Lot of respect!!!!
حياة هؤلاء شاقة لكنها افضل فكسل سكان المدن وتعليمهم لا يغنيهم فهم غارقون في الامراض
@@LadyALIdrissi you mean corona disease?
@@ethashamuddinmohammed1255 and cancer
@@LadyALIdrissi Innocence and Motherhood are two highest powerful god-given elements, that a woman can wish to sustain, after birth. I see both. This is real success. Probably rich life is a challenge but not privilege. I tried reaching her husband(Abdellah hasbi) thru Facebook, but he didn't respond. I just want to see them in real, if I get chance to fly to Morocco
Morocco will always have my heart. Ha bibi 😍 i went to agadir and fell inlove.
Love from Joshua tree California
Hello
I lived 18 years in morocco, i've never got the chance to witness this, it's an entire different world from living in big cities !
Very true, same here.
I was born in Morocco, I moved out at the age of 22 and I never seen this places.. I actually don't know a lot about my country which is a shame
Awilie. Kifesh? Even tourists visit these places 😑 I was born and raised in The Netherlands and most of my familie from both sides live in the High Atlas Mountains, part live in Marrakech and other cities but the majority still going strong in the mountains 🤣 I always travel to visit my family in the mountains. Back in the day there was no electricity, no sewers, no gas not even a road to the village (you would have to travel by horse through the mountains to get to the village). Today it's different of course. Roads to the village have been build, sewers are presents and electricity is present. But still a tough life.
I lived and visited big cities city in morocco too, its more worst too, at least these women are been great mothers.
God bless all the.mothers in Moroccan.... brother from Somalian ⛳ viva Moroccan
Thank you bro may Allah bless somalia
Thanks you
@@hanachoi4011 we all sme
LOVE AMAZIGH PEOPLE SALAM FROM CAUCASUS!!!
Love from Pakistan ❤️💖🇵🇰🇵🇰
Who says you are not educated, you are with high moral values/ you are not abused/immune from the modern day urban liabilities. You are very very very rich in your language, religion, in freedom, souls, health, beauty, blessings, you don't have to go out for earning in environment where you have to face the piercing lustful eyes of men folk looking at you like prey, you clothes, your stature Mashallah. Do not get cheated by the NGO folk they are out there to deceive innocent muslim like you. Alllah bless you. From Pakistan
alelambert888, you are right, well said ….I remember such life in the village where I was born, oh how I yearn for such life again.
💚🌸
Thank you brother salaam from amazigh in belgium i have alot of friends from caucasus
your traditional singing is amazing! i love the sound of your language
i'm hmong, and we have a similar tradition. i'm a musican and i can hear some of the similarities.
in my culture's singing, they love to start the song with the long high sustain note. we don't have many trills
but I know there is alot more in common than not.
God Bless You and your culture!
She is called
Aisha maya on youtube
And let me say omg that voice is so amazing
Her name is Aicha Maya. Very strong young Amazigh woman.
تحية الى اخوتنا واحبائنا الامازيغ من فلسطين
هههه صعيبة جاتك تقول تحية للمغاربة سبحان الله
@@HibaHiba-fb1xz ما تفهميني غلط اختي
انا قلت هيك لانه الوثائقي عن الامازيغ
اكيد كل الحب لاخوتنا المغاربه كلهم
نحن نحبكم كلكم والله
انتم اخوتنا
THE WOMEN WHO SPOKE AT LAST SHE IS AMAZINGGGG AND HER BELIEFS IS MORE STRONGER AND LOOK LIKE SHE CAN EVEN MOVE A MOUNTAIN IF SHE WANTS TOO..RESPECT FOR ALL.BLESS YOU ALL, ITS GOVT FAILURE BUT RICH COMMUNITY SHOULD HELP POOR PEOPLE IT CAN WORK TOO.
Brave women! May Allah reward them for their hardships on the day of judgment! Aameen.
Ameen brother
Ameen
Ameen 🤲
I love them. My love and respect, from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Congo , best rewsrds from 🇲🇽
🇲🇦 🇨🇩❤️
I knew the Morocco people were all civilized & hardworking people respected all nations around World with every colors especially the Religious ones, Allah guide & protect them & other people of Books, Amen
@@irmaibarra4451 High Comrade!
I love morroco I'm a sick westerner some or there food herbs and argan oil with the sun heals me in the winter they are so humble people and strong
Stephen Osborne same here.
No matter how much money we spend health don’t become good.
Stephen Osborne welcome
May Allah cure you brother from an amazigh from al hoceima Born in belgium
@@Badrhari52 allah is an arab mythologie, wake up bro
@@mr.riffian9507 you will know when the angel of Death comes for your soul
Proud to be an amazigh woman from Morocco ✌️
are u moroccon
@@Bhatasma382 no
Nothing to be proud off
@@ladyessi a lot to be proud of
@@ladyessi and who are you?
Beautiful People.. A big Hug and Love From Bangladeshi Brother
Masha'allah what a simple lives style but still you can see on their faces that their contented what they have a big love from philippines🇵🇭
It ended beautifully on the call to prayer and this reminds us is only a trip: short for some, long for other, but in the end the trip ends and we all return to our creator! Lord have mercy on us!
Nice documentary on Moroccan brave woman .
Thanks Al Jazeera channel 👌👍💐🇮🇳🙏
Kita jangan lihat dikira semua bagus tapi warga didesa2 banyak susah
So respect very hard working sister and mother Allah bless you all. .from UK .
Moroccan women are not just beautiful, but very intelligent, hardworking and charming. May Allah bless them ❤
Thank you Aljazhera for this. Here we are in Scotland moaning about what we do not have, never thank you for what we have. We have so much. Too much. The waste, the greed, the upset for so little: traffic jams, boyfriend not looked at the new hair do, credit cards, cars and pollution, but we have hospitals and doctors, phones, water at the taps. Then we mistreat our bodies, minds with rubbish. We have jobs or benefits and pensions to care for us. We are scared of nature. Scared of hard work , manual work for which we recruit foreigners , we moan however about them for being there.
What an insightful comment Miss Christine.May you be a force for good in this world and to your family with such a humble ,sincere heart .
السلام عليكم صلى الله على محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم!! I am indian my 19months baby is tested for THALASSEMIA and I don't afford the costs of treatment, food, in this critical time. abdulqyyum2@okicici
Yes, but there you have the men staying around you most of the time. The life in this video is so much better, so much more ideal, than any in Scotland or elsewhere in the West because the men are gone and keep to themselves. This eliminates most social problems even if the price is early "marriage" and hard work. At least they're mostly gone.
Yes we have to know that the wealth originally came to Europe from the ravaging of Black and Brown countries. And do these people benefit?
@@elena-lc4uk Partly true, partly not. Many of the most crucial natural resources from antiquity, like massive volumes of wood and common metals, were extracted from the north. When resources were taken from the countries you describe, such as oil, they were not "wealth" until such extraction was being done because those populations or their governance did not know how to utilize them, at least for that purpose. Slavery, of course, is a glaring exception as a wealth derived from labor, but that history also centers in the Middle East long before it was a major factor in US or Western European production.
Beautiful People.. A big Hug and Love From Turkish Brother
السلام عليكم صلى الله على محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم!! I am indian my 19months baby is tested for THALASSEMIA and I don't afford the costs of treatment, food, in this critical time. abdulqyyum2@okicici
السلام عليكم صلى الله على محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم!! I am indian my 19months baby is tested for THALASSEMIA and I don't afford the costs of treatment & food, in this critical time. abdulqyyum2@okicici
Berber people support kurds
@@ARABSHAN did you get help and how much is the cost! May Allah help in the Time of ramadan upload a video 📹 so that I do my best ask because I'm not sure but would say least may Allah help you because nothing come from human only Allah is the greatest! MAsalam!
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morocañs are beautiful people even they grow old the beauty stay wiht them
Thanks
The beauty of innocent people never dies...
Because Moroccans eat only fresh food
you're beautiful too! pacita:) welcom to tangier
So true
Amazing people. Love and admiration for them. May God bless them all.... From India.
Girls in the City, look and learn from lovely Fatima, no makeups, no fillers no sunblock and she looks like angel.
Culture makes the difference.
But "for the mothers" who take care and love their family is precious. No matter what culture. Thanks to the mothers.
☕👍
it is precious for every mom to take care of their families and kids, but if you read and listen to these women, they are complaining , they are struggling, they feel alone, they complain on the fact that they spend everyday in hard work and its depressing for them, they are human beings too
I Love Moroccan women as well its rich culture...May Almighty Allah Help & Protect them
Love ur own women
A beautiful people...strong, fit, sturdy.....close knit families with lots of affection....they may not have a source of income in their village, but they seem very wealthy elsewise.....
Hafida says "my husband works in Sahara" not western Sahara , don't play with Morocco
@First Last ok bb,
Of course some dummy would focus on something that is unrelated to the human cost of living in such a place..I feel so bad for these women...these places never prosper becuase the people love gossip and to make others feel bad...just like some of the people in the comments
Maghrib means west thus that's why sahra Al maghribiya, western sahara
@@EliasDidouhiMrSeductive stop capping fam. Maghreb is just the name of morocco in arabic. Thats why it is the moroccan sahara. And maghreb doesn’t mean west but sunset 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
West by geograpghy , because there is an Eastern Sahara
Moroccan girls are really pretty ngl.
Westen girls too
I love morocco from mauritius
Merci bien
While the world and the men in charge will never admit it..us women are truly the backbone and foundation of this planet..we are indeed the best of gods creations...we carry more burdens and receive little recognition or indeed thanks..and yet I am proud that I also belong to the sisterhood..I wish us all...love..a good life..and all the blessings in the world...we truly deserve it💖
The lady didn't say Western Sahara, she just said Sahara. Why are you casting your twisted political views on hers and ours?
مايمكنش إخالفو القانون الدولي! الترجمة الوثائقية كا تختالف على الترجمة الحرفية..
@@fenixinfinity8874 من نيتك؟ يعني اذا قالت فلسطين خاص اترجمها إسرائيل بحسب القانون الدولي
@@wordsofhistory7881
إسرائيل تخالف القانون الدولي، كتر من 144 قرار خالفاتو !! للأسف المسؤولين على المغرب داو الخاريطة ما فيهاش الصحرة فاش طالبو بالإستقلال الشكلي ، عتارفو أنهم إستقلو ف1956 بلا صحرة! داك الساعة كانو مايسينيوش لأن باقي جزء ماإستاقلش!
@@fenixinfinity8874 راه الاستقلال كان ثنائي، فرنسا ماشي هي أسبانيا، وثيقة الاستقلال كانت مع فرنسا، اما أسبانيا فمازالت في الصحراء انذاك، موريتانيا بنفسها تأسست بعد أن انسحب المغرب من المنطقة
@@wordsofhistory7881
إسبانيا ما كانتش فالريف؟
Asalamu alaikum from kurdistan
I being to morocco its a beautiful country with beautiful people love to go back there one more time.
welcome
I am berber, I was born in Rabat but my family is from Tafraout south of Morocco. I have travelled extensively in Morocco because I really love nature so I meet many rural people and camped I their villages and listened to their grievances. One of the major problems they have is lack of jobs in their villages so men have to leave to the city to get a temporary jobs to meet ends need. Argicature is not enough to sustain a family. I think rural tourism could be very beneficial to these people but they training and language skills to communicate with foreign ers. We need to show them how to build small B&B using local and natural resources. They also need schools closer to the villages and better teachers. They can learn a lot from CZcams if they have internet.
Yes it's challenging but they're can make it they just need little help.
Allah bless the people of Morocco
Aameen
They have already been blessed. They just don't know it as, to how they choose. Get the Education first before starting to have children. This way they can manage the years of their lives properly.
@@a.r1832 I agree
امییین 🌹💚
@@a.r1832 But the men always looking for child brides. In the third world, especially in Muslim countries nothing good you can expect
Allah bless this amazing and brave people. Love from Portugal 🇵🇹
Amazigh people, you are an Amazing people. You are rich in your traditions and show a lot of love and compassion among yourselves, particularly towards your children. One thing, the beauty of the Atlas and the nature you are enjoying are only dreams of millions in the world. Economically it is a tough life there, but culturally you are at the top. I can only visualise your life being transformed drastically in this 21st century where you will see God answering all your prayers. God Bless you. Eid Mubarak.
The resilience of women of all cultures is so powerful. Its sad that they (women) don't receive the respect they absolutely deserve. May Allah bless you abundantly!!
beautiful women, beautiful voices. thanks for posting. eco-tourism would be good for their economy. maybe the locals could start small orchards and simple B&B’s. the stream flowing through the countryside looks very inviting
@Shooting Star what happens there it's can happen anywhere, 99% it's safe, and it's really very rare, I see a lot of CZcams's they went there and stay with locals and they're so pleased and happy for the experience that they had
Very good idea
Saya diaceh banyak kenalan galangan warga muslim biasa saya
Such a heart touching doc... May Allaah bless them all, have mercy on them and solve their problems Aameen.. Thanks Al Jazeera for letting us to see this part of the world.. So much suffering!
@Hidden internets
I don't support religion either, but we should respect a person's beliefs, unless it's hurting people.
My family is Atlas-Moroccan! So happy to see a video about our amazing culture and our PHENOMENAL women.
Hi
Can I talk to you.
ليسوا بداءيين بل قرويين سكان البادية
فرق شاسع بين البداءيين وأهل البادية
مع كل احتراماتي لك شكرا بارك الله فيك
I love Morocco I love Morocco people amazing country👍🏻 ماشااللہ بہت خوب
@@moonsunshining8296
👋🏻Ji Main India Hyderabad se hun👈🏻🙋🏻♂️
@@moonsunshining8296
اسلام علیکم 👋🏻 I am Indian from Hyderabad
@@Sj_baba39 وعليكم السلام
Ok, I looked on the map, your town is in the south India... There is Hyderabad in southern Pakistan too!
@@moonsunshining8296 mashallah 🤲🏻
@@moonsunshining8296 I know that but famous for biryani Irani Chai Charminar Mecca Masjid Hussain Sagar also Ramoji Film City Golconda Qila extra extra is the Indian Hyderabad state of Deccan
The way Hafida looks at Fatima and her husband when he's back home really made me sad..
Me too😢😢😢😢
Poor Hafida I just felt the same ان االله مع الصابرين
Awesome people i love the mountain side no polution am from Jamaica one love moraco
Beautiful people, ❤️ From 🇸🇴 Somalia
Toso!
In spite they are economically weak, poor they are physically strong smiling faces!!that is amazing and which we need to learn from them.GOD Bless them.Salam and love from India👍🌹
I wish the government make roads and high schools to the villages that will empower them to better themselves. The beauty of the land can be a tourist attraction locally to boost their economy. If only...
44:50 "Enable them to become productive members of the workforce" What? You've seen by your own eyes that these women are literally working all day everyday on their lands and doing all the house labour for their families, isn't that enough work/productivity ??
As a Moroccan Amazigh , born in Holland, I feel the pain of my Amazigh brothers and sisters , and I even feel kinda guilty. I visit Morocco every year, have a lot of family there (North Morocco, Rif region, Aith Wayaren tribe), so I see the poverty and pain every year there. However , I still feel that these people are blessed in way with a pure lifestyle, away from the depraved lifestyle that we have here in the West. We, Imazighen, value our women, and we only have 1 true king, and that is God. We bow only for him and him alone.
Amazigh people been facing persecution in Morocco since the Arab invasion of north africa. They are left living in the stone age era by the Arab dictatorship on purpose . Amazigh people are very kind , generous and welcoming . They re beautiful too . Azul to my fellow amazigh brothers and sisters .
THATS BULLSHIT.... ALL MOROCCAN ARE AMAZIGH. AND MOROCCO HAS ALWAYS RULED BY AMAZIGH, YOU'RE IGNPRANT, U DONT EVEN KNOW HISTORY OF YOUR COUNTRY
Mashallah sister Never give up may Allah help you.... Love from Pakistan🇵🇰♥️🇲🇦
تحية مصرية لاخواتنا المغربيات الامازيغيات .. الواحدة منهم بألف راجل مجتهدات وصابرات .. اخوكم من مصر
When most of us are blessed with everything in life but we are not greatful and always complaining. Look at these people God bless them
Thank you AlJazeera for providing such a wonderful story,
May Allah bless them all,Aameen ,
Keep it up to film such a wonderful story
Waiting for next one
A lot of love for these Moroccan tribe and your team of AlJazeera from India
Thank you
Shukran
Dont give up your beautiful culture, just bring jobs in the region........such strong wonderful women, I love womenkind, they are so pure, hardworking and loving creatures.......Love from Pakistan
Proud to be Moroccan, proud to be Amazigh, proud to be Muslim.
Good ramadan for my people.
What a good documentary. And these men and women are so good examples of taking caring of his families.
I love marocco 🇲🇦❤🇵🇰
Salam. I like their dress they should make many and sell them to Philippines. I am habibiya a Filipino Muslim.. From the tausug. Tribe. I appreciate the womenfolk resiliency. To work and their faithfulness to their husbands.. I pity them so much....
Dont pity them , they wouldn't like it
تحية خالدة للمراة المغربية المكافحة دمتن نورا ورحمة لابناء الامة يامجاهدات
Amazing amazigh women , they are strong and beautiful . I wish i could visit your country soon . 💖 from France
You are welcomed , I ll give you a house in front of the beach in Rabat , for you and your family all the days of your vacation. I m talking serious :)
It's a very kind touch ,thank you so much !! 🤗
Beautiful people and place, I wish one day I can visit there .. may Allah bless you!
Iqbal Ahmed inchallah you can
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Are you live in this place?
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I love her singing. I've never heard such music with such feelings
The very last of the vido hit me so hard when the supewomen was talking and then stopped when the azan started ( May allah bless you and bless your faith)
May Allah bless you, Morocco especially all women who work hard for their prosperity. I am muslim Indonesia support you... don`t give up...
Masha Allah so beautiful country I Love Morocco ❤❤
Merci bien
@@hananechannel7458 where you from tell me ❤❤
I'm from Morocco. Because of the virus, I can't go back to my country yet, but my heart is there. I pray for all Moroccans around the world. Allah be with us all. Ameen.
me too 😢
What a great documentary. Absolutely fantastic 👌.
These women's resilience is unmatchable.
I watched some videos about Algeria. About life in villages deep in the mountains in Kabylie.
Unbelievably it's almost the same. Of course, the Natives of the homeland became strangers. Watching these ladies fighting with life, it's heartbroken,
I can't imagine how life is harsh.
The regimes of the north African countries are rotten. Deep in the corruption. But I have a feeling they won't last for long, many tyrants, just their names left in history.
You deserve a better life. May God be with you.
Poverty and wealth should not only be measured in dollars. These people live in an amazing environment, have incredible family bonds, love their children, and eat wonderful food. I do see a problem of family separation, though, with the men having to leave to find work; but poverty?
There are health issues - deliveries often end up in fatalities due to the absence of Drs. and the distance to reach an hospital. Winters are merciless - we bury so many young mothers, infants and elderly folks each winter. The wolves come looming after the freshly buried bodies. Schools are miles away and with poor facilities - broken glass, wide open doors, missing rooms, no toilets...., the closest mills is miles away, no running water inside the home so despite the beautiful setting the children have to wash up in the river and bring water back into the home using plastic bottles. There is no middle school or high school and if so, only boys will be sent away to school. Girls have no options but to be mothers. This is a beautiful setting if you go with the REI gear but not when you have plastic shoes, no winter coat, carrying your toddler on your back to do chores...and never never leaving the village. Do you think these women make money? they struggle to have food on the table - so yes, POVERTY at every step of the way!!!
If no light water or food is not poverty, then I must be mistaking of what poverty means.
I totally agree with you, greeting from Morocco.
The Amazigh are very beautiful people MashAllah!
ماشااللہ بہت خوب سورات حاے Morocco queens 🧕🏻💐 beautiful bahot Khubsurat hai
what are the heart touching lines by superwomen. May God bless you my sisters..thank you Al Jazeera to discovering the world
The translation is misleading. The woman said "sahara"which means Moroccan Sahara NOT "western sahara". Shame on you 😡
Viva w/sahara 👍👍👍👍
What is Morocco now???Zionist Land???
Her voice. I have heard the song before. So touching 🌺
Lots of love from Namibia 🇳🇦. Made me think how spoiled I am sometimes.
Moroccan woman lives loves support any situation in live from day one till her last day. She is very strong. Tebarkelallah. Life is not make up restaurant disco or fashion. They live really life that most of us should do it or at least experience it.
Masya Allah... I am sending prayers to these superwomen and May Allah keep them in strengths and Good health. Aameen
Alhamdolillah my wife is Moroccan and I’m Cuban 🇨🇺 🇲🇦.
Who cares?
نعيمة السنهاجي who is talking to you?
@@maximuselgrande1513 again who cares
نعيمة السنهاجي hater
wow I take my hat off to these ladies ,these moms they work so hard and try to be both mother and father to their children .Bless them and their children always
Life in villages involve hard work..people sleep rarly wake early work and remain physically fit..these people.are.more happier than their urban peers..i see so much love and family ties..everyone taking care of each other..so beautiful and heartwarming to see this way of life..god bless them
With fantastic strong women like that their country has a great future. Like my own country, things do slowly improve for women. It has taken us Irish almost 100 years since independence to begin to get it right. The 1st 50 years in my country were very tough for women and the men also with emigration being the only outlet.
Immigration is hard extremely hard
.....hope all is well in Morocco. I had the good fortune of visiting your beautiful country in 1986.
@@HeritageExplorer thank you so much abd let me tell you visited morroco at the right time I wish I experienced that time but I was born a decade later
@@HeritageExplorer What I meant by immigration is hard is that it rip us from the land of our ancestors I do believe that people have a spiritual connexion to the land and by immigrating you are ripping this important tie.
@@user-wk2uf5yo7x I sometimes agree with that view. I was a immigrant for 15 years of my life. I had to as there was no local employment. I can say that I was treated better as an immigrant in a foreign land that I would be at home. Not everything is perfect at home either...... but I try to make the best of it.
So much heartfelt connections here. Love from India ❤
Im Zimbabwean and don't understand their language but the songs these women sing touched me deep in side , may they be blessed
@The_Genius007There’s also Khenifra, Khemisset, Meknes, etc.
What a beautiful document, both the women, the scenery and the story. I really wish there will be some village projects to take on so the men will no need to leave the family and village and travel afar for works. But glad that this document make the world know about the situation, hopefully more charity organizations will start some projects here, all these women are very talented and strong, I am sure there will be a better future for all. Blessings and greetings from Australia.
Thank you very much from Morocco Atlas mountains.
This are the real superwomen so much problems but still there face is full of smile and happiness we should learn from this documentary so much,,Love from India great and nice documentary ..
All very amazing people! It sets my heart in a good way.
Big hug from your Greek brothers
Amzing and such strong women. Thank you for sharing their struggles and their happiiness and love!