موقف الحركة الإصلاحية النسوية الميزابية من الممارسات و الطقوس الاحتفالية في الوسط النسوي الميزابي (1900-1931)‎

Abstract EN

Algerian society is known for the diversity of its customs and traditions, which differ from one region to another, forming a rich social mosaic, and from the regions that are unique in the privacy of their customs and traditions, striking in the depths of history, the "valley gutter" region, which is known to distinguish its society from the rest of the barbarian societies as democratic and federalism inherent to it every palace-a city-operates with its own affairs, as it is run by groups of elected members within their clans, so there is no royal family or supervisors, and their social life is completely different from others, as it is based on the religious organization established by its scholars, who are interested in their customs, traditions and customs., which is an extension of barbaric returns prior to Islam.

the beginning of the twentieth century witnessed the emergence of the so-called reform movement in Algeria in general, and the Wadi M'zab region in particular, whose ideas clashed with many of the customs prevailing in the Mozabite community in general and the feminist in particular.