Life of Abd el-Krim | The Legend and Liberation of the Rif (Biography)

[@denizg3358]

I am Turkish and I respect and see the brave Riffians as my brothers, I would like to visit the Rif region in Morocco. 🇲🇦

[@abdelll9737]

Assalaamu aleykum brother.

[@grzdiuofhhkgfdse999]

You are very welcome brother.

[@asn85uk]

HANIN SHIFF it wasn’t Rifiyans but pearls of ummah

[@Revitalization4241]

@@asn85uk Please no Pan-islamist non sense

[@Rifton92]

Our Région of the Rif is occupied by the traitors « Alaouis dynasty». They hate and Kill us since 1850! They helped France and Spain against the Rifiian warriors.

[@koliko122]

The Riffians lost because of the bobm attack with chemicals! Abdkrim stopped the war because he was too many Riffians suffer, otherwise the Riffians would have won the war.

[@joenorrecuerdo3166]

Tú te drogas?

[@lusiusquietus1973]

@@joenorrecuerdo3166 Then he bombed the area with 600 tons of mustard gas

[@joenorrecuerdo3166]

@@lusiusquietus1973 The Allies bombed Dresden, Hiroshima and Nagasaki and had no moral problems. go suck

[@linkofhyrule1121]

France did make many people from society to be a soldier by forcing them in Moroccan region for fighting riffians France was dictator country and Spain was the same 💩👍

[@gertvanderstraaten6352]

I just saw a documentary about that but it has Dutch subtitles (it's a Moroccan/Spanish documentary) so not very accesible unless you understand Spanish, Arabic and Tamazight or can read Dutch.

[@frankmark787]

France at a time even recognized the Riffian state but after a couple of years Lyautey said that the project of the Abdlkrim will blow all the colonialisme project in vain. So they used chemicals.

[@adilachahbar1301]

I am from the Al Hoceima RIF region, from the Abdul Karim Al Khattabi tribe

[@moemietbm3174]

Aith wayagher yeh yemshoum

[@frankmark787]

Dude you didn’t mention the use of chemicals. Why tho?

[@frankmark787]

@@Tanakaoya What the fuck are you saying? are you fucking dumb or something?

[@hamzam.1256]

YES My FRIEND calm down 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@shadowshadow2724]

@@frankmark787 look at the right bottom-side of the video 8:29

[@TheWskiller]

Why do people always "forget" to mention the mosterd gas attacks?

[@mamimou1]

Because it’s an act of war crime which still can bring Spain, Germany and France to The Hague (ICC) Using chemicals on civilians ( mainly on kids women markets while the Rifians are in the battle field) is a shame for such military powers and civilised countries. Long live Arif! The land of the brave and the grave of the Spanish generals

[@Mr.Riffian]

A Riffian writer in the Netherlands is doing research about the poising. He talked to lawyers who are specialized in international law. The main advice he got was go after the companies who got a profit from the poisoning the Riffians.

[@evenstar9946]

Really apreciate this video. My parents are from the Ait ouriaghel tribe and they talked about abdel karim al khattabi a lot of times. I love learning about my ethnic heritage.

[@tariksalih3487]

Knowing that the guérilla combats/ war was brought by Emir Abdelkerim and the facts that it's splash all over the nations straggling with colonialism, i great you for this topic . Thanks from Morocco 🇲🇦

[@salimdeking]

Amazingly informative, well explained and factual. Great video as always

[@Zakariya3603]

Stayed undefeated in the Battlefield in 6 years of war, killed over 200,000 Spaniards and 40,000-50,000 Frenchmen for 20,000 Riffian casualties.

[@madgringo9263]

Not 200000 spanish soldiers....20 000000 million.

[@itz__yami]

@@madgringo9263 no spain did not even have such population in the last century.

[@aksil.abelgharbi6497]

Well, that is rather an interesting closure for the fall of the Rif republic, don't you think that mentionning the war crimes arms of Modern weaponry against the simplistic northern aboriginals of the Rif, which by the way still suffer from the high rates of Cancer in Northern parts of Morocco, due to the bombardings of civilians. Moreover, I think you also failed to mention the schemes of the new risen sultan and his army support against The Rif.

[@mm9078]

I really respect you for talking about this topic

[@jamilashenq1720]

Yep my great grandfather and grandfather from the biggest Amazigh tribe Ait Touzine where I came from fought with Abdelkrim El Khattabi in Dhar and Battle of Annual winning both. My Ait Touzine tribe who played an important role in the two battles was feared and the strongest of all the Amazigh tribes. My father never spoke about this nor did my grandfather. Ait Touzine Amazigh tribe are known as thinkers and doers, survivors and always being one step ahead. Spanish feared my tribe Ait Touzine and even the cowards from Moroccan Gov't feared us not dare to arrest us.

[@SNUFFED2ROLLs]

I just heard about the Al khattabi he was a mujaheed that fought againt the deisbelivers and those who worked with them. I wish the strong mujahideen of rif all the best, they made muslims proud....

[@badyasnas123]

The great thing abdelkrim did was unifying the tribes every tribe gave soldiers and they worked together thats why they came far. no tribe is better than the other

[@Mr.Riffian]

@@badyasnas123 Well said 👍🏻

[@SebastiaanHolStadsgids]

@@SNUFFED2ROLLs And Abd el-Krim made a constitution with freedom of speech, the richt for a proper education and equal rights for women and men. Something the Taliban could learn from...

[@sultanabdulhaqiii1633]

I'm partly of Riffian origin. Thank you so much for making this video! 🙏

[@M101-p8j]

These are my people. We love you forever Abdelkrim 🥺❤️❤️

[@farahbelhaj5720]

Temsamane, ait touzine, ait wayagher, ait sied, ibeqoyan all have participated in the war may allah grant them a place in djenna

[@almishti]

Thanks for this video. I've been living in Morocco 10 months now, will be here a while longer, in Rabat now, and I knew shamefully little about Morocco's history when I got here. This was really interesting, I'd never heard of the Rif Republic before and have not yet been to the Rif area. Now I want to go there when I have the chance to learn more.

[@najim-fx6626]

Come visit the rif my friend. You are very welcome

[@RevSiver]

Very interesting video

[@yassinakouh9624]

Great video, thank you! I want to know more about Nasser Zefzafi.

[@amazighayaou2042]

Abdelkrim was a Riffian and not Moroccan and Morocco fought with Spain and France against Arif republic

[@nynkevdheide8364]

Intersting topic. Nice flask as well. :)

[@tichiha8797]

Heyy nice video! I as a rifijn would find it very interesting to talk to you about this subject as you seem to know quite a lot about it. Not even most of the riffijns know this much about the rifwar. Do you have Facebook or other social media?

[@HoH]

I have a Twitter account! I’m planning on doing more videos around this theme but I have to finish a few books first, as I do not consider myself knowledgeable enough at this point ;)

[@abdelkarimjafoufi2595]

@@HoH you haven't told the most important things. they have used mustard gas and other poisons against abdelkarim elKhattabi, therefore he surrendered. that way you know who the real terrorists are.

[@santoriniblue8413]

​@@HoH You simplify too much a complex issue which cannot be well understood. France and Spain acted on behalf of the Sultan. Spain was allocated the wasp nest of the Rif, because the United Kingdom did not tolerate a rival power like France controlling the other side of the Strait o Gibraltar, and Germany was not not acceptable to neither UK or France. Spain was a lesser power and due that it already had strongpoints in the area, was allocated the task. Abd el Krim worked for the Spanish Admin. His brother studied Mine Engineering in Madrid, because the family had interests in iron ore mines. This knowledge enabled them to set up a business of selling mining prospects in the Rif, some existing, but most were a a scam. Aside from his personal political ambitions, the uprisings helped to cover up the scam. His story parallels that of Arminius, the son of a Germanic tribesman who held Roman citizenship and also dreamed of using his knowledge to destroy the foe and carve himself a kingdom. Like in the Rif, many sided him, other remained loyal to the metropoli, and finally others changed sides again, according to the events. The African garrisons where the not precisely the priority for most of the Spanish governments after nearly 20 years of relative calm, but that year a severe famine would and thus underfunded. This "low cost pacification" was basically done making agreements with the different tribes, exploting their rivalries and bribary. Field operations were carried out by Regulares (native troops with Spanish officers), a formula used by most colonial powers in Africa and Asia. The Spanish conscripts where mostly devoted in garrison duties at Ceuta and Melilla, and as a support in field operations. The risk of such scheme is that a change in loyalty leaves you in a critical state as the British also suffered with the Indian Sepoy Mutiny. The collapse of the colonial empire, and the spread of leftiest ideology the population was very reluctant to casualties. The Army had already reallized it needed professional units that could take the brunt. That is how the Spanish Legion was created as a shock unit. Bad coordination and rivalry between Silvestre and his promotion comrade and superior Berenguer, didn't help either. Silvestre overstretched his line and resources without awaiting the promised reinforcements. Licencing some of the veterans is also unexplainable He underestimated the force that was mounting againsty him in spite that some loyal chieftains had advised him. He would soon discover his force was being harrassed by a combined force many times stronger than reported. The moment of change rises when the bulk of the native troops change sides, and the disbanded retreat of the main force towards Melilla. KIA at that point is 1963. Around 3000 take cover in the fort at Mont Arruit, but with lack of food and water, only hold out 12 days. General Navarro is authorized to surrender and terms of surrender agreed, that the force shall abandon its weapons and depart to Melilla 30 km away. When most of the soldiers had delivered their weapons, they were massacred, only the officers including G. Navarro where spared due to their value for a ransom. 2600 butchered and a similar quantity massacred as the sum of other minor positions. Like in Arruit, officers were spared. Col Araujo commander of one of these positions was courtmarshalled afterwards, as he was aware or probably even negotiated knowing the fate of his men. It was the exception, but some harkas (war bands) did honour the surrender terms. Final balance of the desastrous campaign was 7.750 dead and 514 prisoners among the Spanish, plus an estimated 2500 of the native troops that remained loyal. Some riffian chieftains remained loyal. Others, joined by coaction; but as the wind changed, turned sides again. The blunder forced the fall of the Spanish government and changes at all levels. As Marshal Lyautey commented on getting the news: “The Spanish soldier, who is as brave as he is suffered, will be able to know better times under other commands.” He himself was sacked in favour of Petain, who with Primo de Rivera, would envisage. Regardless of the military campaign, Abd el Krim's fate was sealed when the religious leaders of Fez decided not to support him and remain loyal to the Majzen and to the French. Some isolated acts of brutality where more a personal initiative of some units as a reaction of rage to the massacre, doing the same. All wanted to move forward, relations went calm afterwards, and many enlisted in Franco's coup.

[@tombogan03884]

The pictures at 6:10 and 6:32 would be more interesting if the photographer had waited till AFTER the shots LOL

[@ilyasmarox5793]

Us Rifis are the people of Morocco with Honour and Dignity. The rest swims with europe and kills our ancients culture... :(

[@youtubeuser1820]

You don’t understand why only the Riff part

[@haitamc5611]

Not just riffis man. I'm a very proud Moroccan and am disgusted at how our youth throw away their lives to escape and go and live with our colonisers. I am more pissed off at the people in charge who have let this. We have a great and proud history and it saddens me how much we have fallen.

[@helliswar]

Im amazigh from sous abd we are with you ♥️

[@freewal]

I’m amazing and rif and you are sayin bullshit. Moroccans of all regions are proud Moroccans. Resistance were everywhere.

[@gemto4378]

Im riffian too but my brothers and sisters from other parts of morocco are waking up too. and i'm not only talking about the other amazigh but also the ones who identify themselves as arab. They are dealing with the dame problems as us now and we must stand together against corruption.

[@adaacer9054]

During the Third Rif War in Spanish Morocco between 1921 and 1927, the Spanish Army of Africa dropped chemical warfare agents in an attempt to put down the Riffian Berber rebellion against colonial rule led by guerrilla leader Abd el-Krim

[@madgringo9263]

This history isn't so....the spanish Air Force dropped prohibited bombs after the ruffians murdered their spanish prisioners.

[@AssassinCreed108]

Great video!

[@heterodoxos2011]

You have forgotten the use of chemecal weapon by Spain and France against civilians which led Abdelkarim to submit

[@kuroazrem5376]

Thanks you very much for covering this topic, which deserves more attention, especially in Spain and France. As such I suggest you include Spanish and French subs in this video. Great work anyways!

[@قمرالدين-ر5ي]

Battle of Annual en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Annual 3,000 rif fighters vs 23,000 spanish .....it was a major rif victory more than 14.000 dead Materiel lost by the Spanish, in the summer of 1921 and especially in the Battle of Annual, included 11,000 rifles, 3,000 carbines, 1,000 muskets, 60 machine guns, 2,000 horses, 1,500 mules, 100 cannons, and a large quantity of ammunition.[18] Abd el Krim remarked later: "In just one night, Spain supplied us with all the equipment which we needed to carry on a big war."[18] Other sources give the amount of booty seized by Rif warriors as 20,000 rifles (German made Mausers), 400 machine guns (Hotchkisses), and 120 to 150 artillery pieces (Schneiders).[19][20][21]

[@Zakariya3603]

Interesting how most of these have German names, it seems Spain didn't have such an advanced military industry back then.

[@jamesquirk4999]

It was a total disaster for Spain 🇪🇸

[@jamesquirk4999]

​@@Zakariya3603Spain 🇪🇸 have modern army than United States during Spanish American War they had superior firearms like Mauser rifles than Americans who still used civil war black power rifles. But their navy was totally out class by more modern American navy

[@Soumiatje1]

Thanks you fore the video

[@Mr.Riffian]

Great video. Thank you for spending time and effort in this piece of history that even the Moroccan regime would like to erase.

[@HoH]

Glad you found it interesting!

[@londoncity9010]

House of History the story nothing to do with Morocco is of the hero’s of Rif Republic

[@Ppoim]

Zenata imazighen Akbar imjahden Tarik ibn Zaid Maghrawaden Emiraat Nekor Al murabiteen Al mohwahideen Meriniden Wattasiden Jaish d'Ahl Al-Rif Abdelkarim khattabi Omar mohtar Mohamed amezian Abd al-Kader Barbary pirates Ibn battuta

[@aymanla471]

he was fighting morocco also and he believed that rif republic will be a an independent country ..he said ''we were never moroccan and we will never be''

[@aymanla471]

@Suki luki yes he said it and you are probably a moroccan who doesnt accept the truth that we arent like you ethnically

[@aymanla471]

@Suki luki and what's the relation ?

[@aymanla471]

@Suki luki in that era there was no sovreign morocco and khattabi's daughter is clearly pro morocco regime she insulted even zefzafi and she wasnt even born when abdelkarim said that..and you know and you know we riffains arent like you even physically we are whiter more european looking and you are brown and more african looking so we arent the same genetically so we shouldnt have the same state

[@Violin-Villain]

@@aymanla471 then why did he meet mohammed 5, are you stupid, why are you changing history to make it fit your wanted narrative 🤦

[@steventhompson399]

This was great stuff, I only vaguely heard of Moroccan revolt in the rif but never any details before watching this, surprised the Spanish and French had to commit so many troops for this... Italy had a lot of trouble from the Libyans under Omar in the 20s too I think

[@steventhompson399]

@Bouhammou Zakariya wow, I know the winter war and that comparison does not speak well of the Spanish at that time

[@ThisisBarris]

Love the props, especially the little globe. Do you pick just random stuff around your house or have a box full of props somewhere? haha I'm thinking that maybe I should film myself like you to fill in between pictures/animations. Anyway, another great and detailed video on an underappreciated part of history. Since my Grandmother is Cuban, I have to do my mandatory "go to hell Che Guevara!" but I'll definitely have to do something on the French-Algerian war.

[@HoH]

The French-Algerian war should provide enough content to last you a 2-month series! So yeah, at least one video wouldn’t hurt. I have lots of those props in a cabinet, just decoration really and I take them out when I record. And why not, it aids in improving presentation style I’ve noticed!

[@georgvoneinz]

Can you speak about Nestor Makhno ? You have a great channel.

[@HoH]

Yes, he is already on the planning - his video is going to be part of a bigger ‘documentary’ project I am doing! Thanks for the suggestion and compliment!

[@jubasland]

It's a great job. Rarely anybody written or mention this very interesting topic.. Just to be added , Morocco helped French and Spanish against Rif. And Riffians calls to international unions such as UNITED NATION was totally ignored.. It was a shame to very big powers such French and Spain to try to devastate and Do massacre... Etc. in front of the all the world,. Watching in silence. To sum up, Rif still fighting for his right in existence.. RIF is still bleeding.. Morocco forces have arrested thousands of Riffians.. Some of them are sentenced between 3 and 20 years of prison. One more thing, Republic of Rif has never been a part of Morocco, but the opposite is true. And Rif is absolutely independent.. It is just a matter of time..

[@nawfalourimech8974]

Go fuck yourself.

[@elhinm07]

Alkatab🖕🖕🖕

[@jubasland]

Haters of Rif Republic..haters of independence, haters of peace .. die slowly with resentment ... stupid natural slaves ....

[@tafilaletme4104]

@juba Rif was is and will always be the heart of Morocco and we are proud of it.. what you mentioned is applicable to the occupied territory of Kabyle in Algeria..they are still demanding and fighting for their rights.... we are supporting them to get free from the creation of France called Algeria... By the way Juba is a ancient moroccan King his sculpture is in Rabat museum:)... yallah sir tkemmech

[@jubasland]

@@tafilaletme4104 Haters of Rif Republic..haters of independence, haters of peace .. die slowly with resentment ... stupid natural slaves .... Rif is never yours . Go play somewhere else.. Rif and kabylie is always one history, one culture one memories,one race, one blood ...etc. who separated us ????

[@halsaas2419]

Abdelkrim should have become Sultan and not those Alawi Traitors that worked with the Colinizers

[@ta3alamdink]

bs, Alawis wanted to get the colonizers out peacefully and Alawis ruled Morocco since way before that and btw Abdelkrim was pro-Moroccan, he only united some Amazigh tribes to get stronger and affront the Spaniards by force

[@aziz00181]

Thanks very much for this video, very interesting.

[@ilyastallagui1611]

You forgot to mention that Abdelkrim made an alliance with the neighbouring tribes Ibakouyan and Ait Touzine

[@jamilashenq1720]

I am from Ait Touzine. Men from there fought with Al khatabbi

[@ilyastallagui1611]

@@farahbelhaj5720 not true. See documentary Abdelkrim on KZbin. Abdelkrims nephew clearly tells us that only these three tribes have United at the beginning of the war. After victories more tribesmen have joined.

[@ilyastallagui1611]

@UC03_KeT25zelBlS5CWqgYIw Not true. Please read more about the history and watch kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmiph2ufgJibb9k from 11.15 min to 14.11 and then you will find your answer.

[@TingitanianCenturion]

Zenata brave warriors who finished the greatest empire at the times namely the almohads off they know no fear no hindrance. Not to forget that they were the sole amazigh tribe that defended their land. FREE RIF FREE ZAFZAFI

[@shahiravangelderen5702]

WOWWWWW THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING THIS!!! ♓️♓️♓️♓️♓️♓️♓️♓️♓️❤️❤️

[@angzel2]

One of the most famous warlords in history, Saladin

[@Zakariya3603]

Ya'qub al-Mansur was better.

You should do a Doc on the great Etheiopian victory at ADWA in 1896 , an almost unique event in the History of Africa

[@camiliaelm9952]

Nice job. You rarely see items on this subject. Not sure about the reasoning you mention for the Ait Ouiaghel fighting at dhar Obarran. Riffian tribal politics were complex. The eastern tribes didn't put up a huge fight against Sylvestre for a number of reasons (including bribery and the effects of the first push against the Spanish under Mohammed Amezian). Essentially, Riffian tribes were not united behind one goal. The Aith Ouiaghel decided to defend the Ait Tamsamane at Dhar Obarran. It took Abd el Krim a lot of effort to convince the tribal elders of each sub tribe to enter the war and defend another tribes territory. Dhar Obarran, Anual are not Ait Ouiaghel lands after all. But bordering on Ait Ouiaghel land, and since the Spanish were advancing and no real fight was being put up, he was forced to mobilize the Ait Ouiaghel, Ait Touzine and Boquqqa tribes. Eventually Abd el Krim managed to unite the Riffian tribes and the Jebella tribes to fight for one goal.

[@HoH]

You make a very good point. I used a French source describing it like this but in retrospect I should have double-checked as Riffian tribes are something I do not know the nitty-gritty of. Thanks for your thoughtful comment and explanation!

[@camiliaelm9952]

@@HoH You're welcome. It comes easy for me as member of that tribe and the stories I was told by my grandfather. You might appriciate reading "A country with a government and a flag" by C.R. Pennell. It's one of the better books witten about the Rif republic. Keep up your great work!

[@jamilashenq1720]

I come from Ait Touzine, the biggest Rifian tribes. They played a major role in defeating the Spanish. My Grandfather's last name is Amezian. Probably family ties right here. Funny lol

[@TheZororya]

Great to see real historians, talking about I known history or erased if you like. But thanks from Nador AmRifi

[@سفيانكريم-ي6ن]

Khattabi the lion of rif ❤❤❤ The inventor of the guerilla War that humiliated the spanish army with 3000 thousand soldiers an army of 30000 thousand soldiers defeatef Moroccons are my love and morocco is my heart 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦✊✊💪💪

[@madgringo9263]

Not 30000 spanish soldiers.... 300000....or was It 3000000.

[@joshjacob1530]

what a legend

[@jardenvlog9578]

RIF is nat Marocco

[@pmcdermott586]

I found the period photos you include in this piece most interesting. Am I right in thinking that the officer in the centre of the frame shown at 6.20 captioned "Spanish soldiers in Morocco" is actually General Franco? At this early stage of his career he was promoted Commander of the newly-formed Spanish Foreign Legion.

[@pmcdermott586]

Still me! I think the same figure, again strongly resembling Franco, is the officer pointing in the centre of the frame at 8.39. Spain's humiliation in Morocco was one of the key factors which led on to that terrible struggle, the Spanish Civil War.

[@HoH]

I've been meaning to delve deeper into the Spanish Civil War and what caused it. Admittedly, I don't know enough about it. As for the person in the picture, I am 99% sure it is Franco. He did serve in Morocco.

[@ab9840]

The Spanish should not have gone into Morocco the first place since by the 20 century they had become a backwater. If militarily strong France had not supported Spain (which by this time was no military power) bid to acquire territories in Morocco then Spain would not have become involved in Morocco. Supposedly, the French did this in order not to be seen has taking over that part of Africa by the other major powers, especially the Germans, that were carving up Africa. In the end, the French knew they could manipulate the Spanish.

[@najim-fx6626]

Very good video. I am Riffian origin

[@Crafty_Spirit]

I've seen several documentaries about the Rif war, and most only briefly mention the use of chemical weapons by the Spanish - wish you would have stressed that a bit more, it was really a terrible affair for the civilians, while members of the Spanish legion degenerated to celebrate ideas like perpetual warfare and that merciless brutality would make you a man 🤮

[@tamlandipper29]

Indiscriminate use of weapons against civilians is clearly contrary to the law of war. But in context the war on the Western Front routinely came to use chemical weapons. From that perspective, do you approach the use in Morrocco any differently?

[@Crafty_Spirit]

@@tamlandipper29 I don't see why you come with whataboutisms here... are you trying to trivialise the events by pointing out that this happened elsewhere?

[@Goddead22]

@@Crafty_Spirit They still deserved that for torturing inexperienced soldiers to death who had surrendered, even though they were promised to free them, so Spain had reason to take revenge in some way.

[@Crafty_Spirit]

@@Goddead22 No, injustice does not justify further injustice.

[@Crafty_Spirit]

@@Goddead22 It's good though that you mentioned that the Amazigh took no captives.

[@OG_Bouz]

6:10 Actually the rifian version of the Silvestre death wasn't the suicide, he was captured after spending all his bullets, then Abdelkrim cut his testicles and put them inside his mouth because he was begging for his life and after that he cutted his throat with his Gumia, the rifian sharp mini katana.

[@mhejlskbsvsbwn6560]

This is not true. Silvestre jumped out of an jeep and got shot. That's what a riffian soldier said who was present and abdelkrim would never do such thing

[@OG_Bouz]

@@mhejlskbsvsbwn6560 There's many versions of that, one of them is the one im relating, others versions say other thing, at english wikipedia and spanish wikipedia there is also different versions of the Annual disaster.

[@jardenvlog9578]

Love m'y RIF

[@alvaroislascanarias]

VIVA ABD EL KRIM.....VIVA A REPUBLICA DEL RIF.....VIVA LA REPUBLICA AMAZIHT....El Rif no es Marruecos....los marroquies se queden con su rey Mohamed el gran gay....que no le llega ni a la uña del pie de gran Abd El Krim

[@قبل8سنوات-ف5ص]

From Morocco 🇲🇦

[@mazighislam992]

From the Rif

[@قبل8سنوات-ف5ص]

@@mazighislam992 الريف مغريبي

[@mazighislam992]

@@قبل8سنوات-ف5ص arif n irifiyen

[@mazighislam992]

@@قبل8سنوات-ف5ص tarwa n Franca ad kimen rebda d isemghan, Allah ihdie ma khleq.

[@قبل8سنوات-ف5ص]

@@mazighislam992 نتا كتقول بغينا جمهورية الريف وصحراوة يقولو جمهورية الصحراء الغربية وسواسة تاهوما يقول بغينا جمهورية سوس وبظاوة تاهوما راه كلنا امازيغ مبلاما تبقا تقول نتوما مغاربة وحنا ريافة حيت غادي يضحكو عليك الريف صغير وميستهلش يكون جمهورية

[@mrs.mrs.8248]

Rif is not morocco. Rif has been occupied by morocco since 1956 with the help of Spain. Rif Republic will arise again without any doubt! Vive Arifoblique

[@abdelll9737]

Long live Islam!

[@Mohamed-uu6zl]

welcome to rif for any one who wante to learn more about abdekrim and about this beloved land 💚💎

[@abdelkhadrisaif4445]

Hi. Im so proud of you because of are story the rif. Many thanks i hope you will comment to all british people to kno. At show on media BBC news

[@italyzone6193]

Rif Italia 🇮🇹♓ 📍Torino 🏁

[@xedn]

I am actually related to him I am His Great Great Grandson Mohamed Omar Ouhane my grandma on my mothers said shares his same last name

[@noahcasa7917]

Much false information, i dont know where u got the info from, Abdelkrim had ALL tribes under him, not only his tribe. He never asked for priviliged for only his tribe. He never asked for the sultan status. The rif tribes in french territory asked him for help. Abdelkrim only surrended himself after french and spanish bombed them with chemical bombs from sea and air, he didnt want his people to die this way. He did accept the kings invite to return, ‘ the king mohammed the fifth called him even father of the warriors’ to his country but he died after two months and the new king; his son Hassan the second, didnt accept him back. I can go on and on. Get ur facts right.

[@ab9840]

In another video by someone else they go into much detail. The Spanish were in war with the Rif Republic while France did not get involved. Supposedly, they even had some ties to the Rif Republic. Initially, Spain got involved in Morocco because France allowed it. Anyway, the Rif were destroying the Spanish. Bad military commanders and interference from the Spanish King. Remember, some years before the US had defeated Spain. So the Spanish did not want to lose face in there fight against the Rif. At that point the Spanish decided to use gas weapons dropped from the air. But what really did in the Rif republic was that they attacked the French protectorate. Once France got into the war they were done for. The French also then used gas dropped from the air and sent in forces.

[@noahcasa7917]

@@ab9840 u have seen many documentaries about abdelkrim khatabbi and this commentary was just not correct at many many points. I seen commentary by french, eye witnesses, spanish and in berber language. I am a berber myself and know the facts

[@noraxx4228]

@@noahcasa7917 hey I’m amazigh myself but I don’t know much about my own history because I live in Belgium and they don’t talk about this can you maybe give me some links of documentaires about amazighen Thankyou!

[@noahcasa7917]

@@noraxx4228 u speak vlaams? I have a good documentary

[@noraxx4228]

@@noahcasa7917 yes I do speak vlaams

[@abdelkhadrisaif4445]

Thanks for showing that video . So then people the have to kno what is rif

[@azzr9435]

Viva Rif Imazighen United!

[@user-lk7qk9eo5u]

Muchísimas gracias hermano somos rifeños no marroquíes

[@13thdivision70]

Eres musulman

[@user-lk7qk9eo5u]

@@13thdivision70 lhamdolih algún problema

[@obitoboccomel7529]

hao chin minh and che guevara learn from abd kareem al khattabi and abd kareem really make guerilla more effective

[@madgringo9263]

Oh yes and Stalin also learned from Abelkrim.... Even Rommel learned from this rufflan.

[@obitoboccomel7529]

@@madgringo9263 no they not only che guevara

[@obitoboccomel7529]

@@madgringo9263 and ha chin minh insiparator

[@madgringo9263]

Che Guevara learned from Abelkrim ????? Yes,yes,yes and Che Guevara Was a Muslim...... Stop smoking that is killing your brain cells.

[@jamilashenq1720]

I miss a lot of info that you havent mentioned. Chemical weapons etc Even wikipedia mentions these details. lol

[@navylaks2]

If it didn't use Islamic law but went fully secular, then it could have been the beginning of the full liberation of all of Tamazgha kicking out the Arab oppressors of the Amazigha.

[@Zakariya3603]

@Amazing Amazigh Arabism was invented by Michel Aflak who was a Syrian Christian, it's essentially based-off French nationalism that crushed individual indentities in France after the revolution and was adopted by Arabs, the French knew that an Amazigh-ruled Algeria or Morocco would greatly hamper their interests in Africa so they put Arabic puppets in charge after the Algerian war.

[@Zakariya3603]

@Amazing Amazigh Not to mention many non-Arab Muslim ethnicities like the Chechens, the Afghans or the Senussis were the Muslims who dealt heavy damage to Western forces when the Arabs lost all the time against either Israel or the U.S. The Arabs only managed to kill 170 Americans during the Gulf War whereas the Afghans killed between 15,000 to 26,000 Russian soldiers between 1979 to 1989.

[@ta3alamdink]

@Amazing Amazigh what do u mean by france placed them in power? didnt the Alawis rule Morocco since way before the french colonization?

[@GamingTV-ym3pd]

M from rif❤

[@abbybob3058]

Me to al Hoceima zi Tmassint

[@kuroazrem5376]

Viva Rif independent and amazigh!

[@elhinm07]

Uhmm..nope

[@arabermocro8800]

mounir Tetouani 3alach nope

[@omarphilotimo2839]

@@arabermocro8800 Khasha tkon unified moroccan republic

[@rifisnotmorocco]

A big yes..

[@abdellahbenoudi1382]

We Are Not Berber, We Are Amazighan People.

[@massine-kallachi]

Rif ❤️

[@ديماالجديد-ط2ر]

Form morroco ♥️

[@Soumiatje1]

Long life the rif we are not moroccans we are the originals People wariors of north africa

[@ta3alamdink]

u are crazy, it's not because mr Abdelkrim decided to unite some tribes to affront the Spaniards that they dont belong to Morocco anymore

[@kilerrbp6854]

this aint thrue the riffians had about 50000 soldiers max and a total population of 500000 after the genocide which killed 100000 people with cemical weapons and the coalition had 1000000 soldiers and 500 aircraft while rif had zero and a navy and rif had none

[@rifenossimple4344]

Tirelly Arif ⵣⵣⵣ

[@bennacer6153]

I went to middle school 🏫 with 1 of his relatives....That was in Sale city 🇲🇦 Morocco

[@jalilvj1149]

🇲🇦❤️🇲🇦❤️من طنجة لكويرة. كل الحب تحية من ريفي ابا عن جد

[@nancysoulayman1865]

Free Rif Republic free Präsident Nasser Zafzafi

[@kilerrbp6854]

targuist wat not his base but his village

[@londoncity9010]

Rif ❤️❤️❤️ forever

[@daharoubaran8088]

Ayouz

[@Religions.of.fandom]

🏳️🏴🤲🏼💚♥️

[@htxhallitronix1569]

Ait ba amran