الدين، ممارساته و تمثلاته من خلال أعراف القبائل : حالة منطقة تيزي وزو

Abstract EN

The study aims to understand the Kabyle community's practices that play an essential role in establishing the region's religious identity and its reflections and representations in their customs.

the anthropological study of religion resides in examining individuals' social practices, particularly those expressing their faith and belief.

because anthropology does not include religious texts as content, it deals with presenting the representations of religion in individuals' daily lives.

we have also sought to unveil a topic in which ideas and opinions about the place of religion have clashed with the Kabyle people, accused of “religious fragility” and innumerable willingness to adopt any other religious practice.

we have highlighted the religious aspect in the Kabyle region in terms of the degree of faith or its adoption as a creed of individuals and practices and behavior associated with religion.

consequently, the status of religion as a reference for the various customary laws governing the traditional system of the region is known and the extent to which it is regarded as a source of socialization.