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[algerianity]

Algerian wedding tradition ✨

حنّة العروسة

[virguleexclamation]

X Japan mangeant des tacos en banlieue parisienne (aucun d’entre eux n’a pris un trois viandes)

[sonicandvisualsurprises]

1962

This mesmerising duet between Noura and Kamal Hamadi is a beautiful blend of traditional Algerian sounds and heartfelt emotions.

Noura's captivating voice paired with Kamal Hamadi's rich vocals creates a powerful dialogue.

From the first few seconds I was hooked!

[majora-is-lurking]

POMME 🍎 ✨

Why draw one design when you can make FOUR >:D 💕

[sabrinetnh]

Best Qaada 🇩🇿 😍

[elandalosz]

كل سنة والجزائر بألف خير 🇩🇿

المجد و الخلود لشهدائنا الأبرار ❤️

[sissa-arrows]

“In a war of liberation, the colonized people must win, but they must do so cleanly, without "barbarity." The European nation that practices torture is a blighted nation, unfaithful to its history. The underdeveloped nation that practices torture thereby confirms its nature, plays the role of an underdeveloped people. If it does not wish to be morally condemned by the "Western nations," an underdeveloped nation is obliged to practice fairplay, even while its adversary ventures, with a clear conscience, into the unlimited exploration of new means of terror.”

A dying colonialism (L’an V de la révolution Algérienne) by Frantz Fanon.

In this part he explains how to colonized are forced to held themselves to a higher standard and are not allowed to be barbaric in their violence because it’s used to prove that they deserve oppression. So even in our violence we respect certain rules. He explains how in the very same region the French executed 30 Algerian who threw rocks… meanwhile an Algerian doctor sent men from the Algerian resistance get supplies and medicine to treat a French prisoner.

It was published in 1959 so in the middle of the war and that makes it so interesting. It’s also very very very relevant to the present. And it also shows that hope is very important because an army can take some of the land from the resistance but if the people don’t get back to their state of fear and despair it’s useless they will keep fighting. Hope is so much more important than we think. He wrote this in 1959 he didn’t know the outcome but he was convinced that the population in Algeria and in the world had reached the stage where France could take as much land as they wanted they would still end up losing Algeria it was only a matter of time.

[dykedivorce]

autant y a des régionalismes qui puent un peu la merde, autant quand le premier jour de mon arrivée à montréal j'ai croisé un énorme drapeau breton et un bumper sticker breizh j'avoue j'ai été prise d'affection

[najlabibicha]

‏" اللّهم لا تحوجنا للقاسية قلوبهم ، ولا تجعلنا نقسو لمن يلجأ إلينا ، وارزقنا يارب النسيان فيما لا نطيق تحمله .. اللّهم اجبر بخاطرنا جبراً يليقُ بعظمتك ، اللّهم فرحه تُنير ما أطفأته الخيبات فينا .. اللّهم توبه لا نرتد بعدها أبداً ، اللّهم أصلحنا كي نستحق جنتك ."

[algerianity]

[footalgerien]

calendrier de football algérien

footalgerien.com

[soirinfotchad]

France : Samira 71 et Yasmine 59, deux soeurs Algériennes, escroquent l’Etat Français, la somme 254 millions de FCFA, soit 389.000 euros. Les faits!

En France, deux soeurs Algériennes, cachent la mort de leur frère malade au gouvernement français pendant 4 ans. Alors qu’il est pris en charge par l’Etat français, à travers l’organisme gouvernementale, la Caisse d’allocation familiale (CAF). Pendant toutes ces années, elles touchent la faramineuse somme, en faisant croire au gouvernement français que leur frère, est toujours malade. Incroyable…

[les-toupies-h]

Kaouther Adimi

[chta7-w-bka]

cheikha djenia_khalouni nebki 3la rayi