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Muḥa Nnaji


Iga Muḥa Nnaji (s tɛṛabt: موحى الناجي) yan umsnils amɣribi, d yan umara, amzɣan asrtan, d umɣnas ɣ wamun uɣrim. Iga aslmad amsdaw ɣ tzuni n Tutlayt d Tskla Tinglizt ɣ Tsdawit n Sidi Bn Ɛbdllah ɣ Fas da ɣ ixdm uggar n 30 n usggʷas. Ɣ iggi n tẓrigin nns ɣ tsnislt, yura f tutlayt, asgmi, tamzwagt, tasrtit d usartu, ig amara nɣ amẓṛag n wuggar n 20 n udlis.

Muḥa Nnaji
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Anaw nɣ asrtuawtm Snfl
Tamazirt n tɣlantLmɣrib Snfl
Assf n tlalit1953 Snfl
Ida n tlalitAzilal Snfl
Asmun niɣ d TasmuntFaṭima Ṣadiqi Snfl
Langue maternelleTutlayt tamaziɣt Snfl
Tutlayin s ar isawal, d s ar ittarataɛrabt, Tutlayt tamaziɣt Snfl
Tawuri d mad isalalinguiste Snfl
Scolaritéuniversité Mohammed-V Snfl

Isawl urzzu da iskr Nnaji ɣ Usinag n Ugmuḍ Anammas f isqsitn n usartu, tutlayt d tmzwagt.[1]

Zg tmrawt tis tamt n tasut izrin, ar iswuruy Nnaji f usudr n tutlayt tamaziɣt ɣ Lmɣrib d waray n izrfan n ufgan, slawant akkʷ izrfan n tmɣarin ɣ tmnaḍt n Ugmuḍ anammas d Tfriqt n Ugafa. Iswuri ɣ yigran yaḍnin, zun d tasnilst Taɛṛabt d tsnislt tamaziɣt d tasnamunt n tutalyt.

Babas d Mas n Nnaji s sin itsn gan imssiwln s tmaziɣt. Dars sa n aytmas d istmas. Lliɣ lkmn ixfdda awtay n tinml, ɣtsn ayt darsn ad mmattin zɣ usun n Timulilt s tmdint yaẓn n Bni Mllal.

Ilul Muḥa Nnaji ɣ Timulilt ɣ Waṭlas Anammas ɣ 1 Yanayr 1953.[2] Iɣra ɣ tinml tamnzut n Timulilt gr 1962 d 1965, yamẓ ilmma aslkin nns. Ismd tiɣri nns n uswir asinan ɣ usinan n usmdi Ibn Sina ɣ Bni Mllal.

Tiẓrigin

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  • Multilingualism, Cultural Identity and Education in Morocco (2005). New York: Springer
  • Language and Gender in the Mediterranean Region (ed.), IJSL Issue 190. 2008. Mouton de Gruyter
  • Co-author, Migration and Gender in Morocco (2008). Co-authored. Renton, NJ: Red Sea Press
  • Multiculturalisme et démocratie dans le monde musulman (ed.), (2010), Fès : Imagerie Pub.
  • Co-edited Women in the Middle East and North Africa.(2010) London: Routledge
  • Gender and Violence in the Middle East. Co-edited (2011) London: Routledge

Idlisn

Idlisn da yura:

  • L'olivier de la sagesse (2017), Paris: Karthala.
  • Muslim Moroccan Migrants in Europe (2014):.
  • Langue, Gender and Migration (in co-authorship with F.Sadiqi) (2008). Trenton:.
  • Multilingualism, Cultural Identity and Education in Morocco (2005). New York: Springer.
  • A Grammar of Moroccan Arabic (2004a). Fès: University of Fès Publications (in co-authorship with A. Makhoukh, H. Es-saiydy, M. Moubtassime, S. Slaoui.
  • A Grammar of Amazigh (Berber) (2004b). Fès: University of Fès Publications (in co-authorship with Fatima Sadiqi).
  • Applications of Modern Linguistics (1994), in co-authorship with F. Sadiqi, Casablanca: Afrique Orient.
  • Introduction to Modern Linguistics (1992), in co-authorship with F. Sadiqi, Casablanca: Afrique Orient.
  • Contrastive Analysis (1985), Wurzburg: Konigshausen & Neumann.

Idlisn mi iga amẓṛag

  • New Horizons of Muslim Diaspora in North America and Europe (2016), New York: Palgrave.
  • Moroccan Feminisms (2016), Trenton: Africa World Press (co-edited).
  • Minorities, Women, and the State in North Africa (2015), Trenton; Red Sea Press.
  • Multiculturalism and Democracy in North Africa (2014), London: Routledge.
  • La Langue Amazighe dans l’Education et les Médias. Fès : Publications of the CSN.(2013)
  • Gender and Violence in the Middle East. London: Routledge (2011)
  • Women in the Middle East and North Africa : Agents of Change. London: Routledge (2010). Edited in collaboration with F. Sadiqi
  • Modern Trends in Arabic Dialectology, in collaboration with M. Embarki. (2010). Red Sea Press.
  • Le Brassage de la Culture Amazighe et de la Culture Arabe. Rabat : Ircam Publications (2009) .
  • Women Writing Africa : The Northern Region (2009), in collaboration with F. Sadiqi, A. Noaira, A. Elkholy. New York: The Feminist Press (2009).
  • Le Brassage de la Culture Amazighe et de la Culture Arabe. Rabat. Publication de l’IRCAM.(2008)
  • Language and Gender in the Mediterranean Region (2008). Special Issue of International Journal of the Sociology of Language No 190, The Hague, Mouton de Gruyter.
  • La Culture Amazighe et le Développement Humain (2007). Fès : University of Fès Publications.
  • Femmes et Education (2007), edited in collaboration with F. Sadiqi. University of Fes publications
  • La Culture Populaire et les Défis de la Mondialisation. (2008). Rabat : Publication of IRCAM.
  • Aspects of Amazigh (Berber) Linguistics (2007). Special Issue of Languages and Linguistics. Issue 20.
  • Le Substrat Amazigh de la Culture Marocaine.(2006). Fès : University of Fès P
  • Publications
  • Civil Society, Gender and Sustainable Development (ed) (2004). Fès: Fès-Saiss Publications.
  • Linguistic Studies and Language Teaching (ed.) (2003). Issue 12 of the International Journal ‘Languages and Linguistics’.
  • Issues in Arabic Phonetics and Language Learning (ed) (2001). Issue 7 of the International Journal ‘Languages and Linguistics’.
  • Linguistic Variation: From Facts to Theories (ed). (2000). Publications of the Faculty of Arts, Fès.
  • Elements of Arabic Linguistics (ed) (1999). Issue 4 of the International Journal ‘Languages and Linguistics’.
  • Berber Sociolinguistics (editor), Special Issue of International Journal of the Sociology of Language 123, The Hague, Mouton, 1997
  • Sociolinguistics in Morocco (editor), Special Issue of International Journal of the Sociology of Language112, The Hague:Mouton, 1995.
  • Sociolinguistics of the Maghreb (editor), Special Issue of International Journal of the Sociology of Language 87, The Hague: Mouton, 1991.
  • Linguistics and English Literature at Maghreb Universities (ed). (1998. Publications of the Faculty of Arts, Fès
  • Comparative Linguistics (ed). (1998). Issue 1 of the International Journal ‘Languages and Linguistics’.

Imnnitn d imarrn f tɣuriwin n usartu d wamun uɣrim

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  • Women and Political Participation in Morocco and North African States. Chapter published in Gender and Power, Edited by Mino Vianello and Mary Hawkesworth, pages 35–52. New York:Palgrave. 2016.
  • Recruitment of Foreign Male and Female Fighters to Jihad. In International Review of Sociology. Vol. 26, Number 3. November 2016, pp. 546–557.
  • Women, Gender, and Politics in Morocco. In Social Sciences. Vol 5, Number 75. November 2016, pp. 2–8.
  • Violence Against Underage Domestic Girls in Morocco, In Salhi, Z. (Ed.). Gender and Violence in Muslim Societies. London: I.B.Tauris. 2013. Pages: 132-160
  • Arab Women’s Unfinished Revolution. The Project Syndicate. 2013.
  • “Women’s Activism and the New Family Code Reforms in Morocco” The IUP Journal of History and Culture, Vol. VI, No. 1, January 2012, pp. 52–70
  • Ennaji, M. (2012). Media and Moroccan Migrants. Journal of New Media Studies at MENA. Issue 1: 9-21.
  • Ennaji, M. (2012). Undocumented Labor Migration from Morocco to Europe: An African Perspective. In Okome, M.O. and Vaughan, O. (Eds.). Transnational Africa and Globalization. New York: Palgrave Macmillan.
  • The Modern Islamists of the Maghreb. The Project Syndicate. 2012.
  • Ennaji, M. (2010). Moroccan Migrants in Europe and Islamophobia. In Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East. Vol.30, No 1: 14-20.
  • Ennaji, M. (2010). Migration marocaine et co-développement à l’heure de la crise financière. In Migration, Droits de l’Homme et Développement. Coordination : M. Lahlou & M. Zouiten. Rabat: Faculté de Droit, Souissi. Pages 197-209.
  • Reform without Regime Change. Common Ground News. 2010
  • Civil Society Transforms Morocco. Common Ground News. 2010.
  • “Multilinguisme, Genre et Participation Politique au Maroc. », in Diogène No 225, pages 56–69. 2009.
  • “Multilingualism, Citizenship and Berber Education” (2009). Mediterranean Journal of Education Studies.
  • “Women’s NGOs and Social Change in Morocco”, in Women in the Middle East and North Africa, Edited by F.Sadiqi and M. Ennaji (2010). London: Routledge.
  • “Steps to the Integration of Moroccan Women in Development” (2008). In The British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies 35:3, 339-348
  • “Representations of women in Moroccan Proverbs” (2008). In Language and Gender in the Mediterranean Region (M. Ennaji, Editor). IJSL Issue. The Hague: Mouton de Gruyter.
  • “ Women’s Activism, Social Change and the Feminization of Public Space in Morocco” in co-authorship with F. Sadiqi (in JMEWS, Vol 2, No 2: 86-114, 2006)
  • “Social Policy in Morocco : A Historical and Analytical Approach” (2006). In V.Moghadam and Massoud, K. (Editors). Social Policy in the Middle East. London: Palgrave.
  • “Women’s NGOs and Civil Society in Morocco”(2006). In Femmes Méditerranéennes et leurs Droits (F.Sadiqi, Editor). Fès : Publications of the University of Fès. Pages :81-92.
  • « La Femme Marocaine et la Mondialisation, in L’Europe : Une Chance pour la Femme Musulmane ? », La Pensée et les hommes, (2004), pp. 57–74.
  • “Women and Development in Morocco”. Mediterranean Women, F. Sadiqi (ed) (2004). Fès: Fès-Saiss Publications.
  • “Civil Society, Gender and Social Cohesion”. In M. Ennaji (ed), Civil Society, Gender and Sustainable Development (2004b). Fès: Fès-Saiss Publications.
  • “Human Rights and Cultural Relativism in North Africa”. Dahesh Voice, (2006).
  • “ What Role Can English Departments Play in their Socio-economic Environment?”(1998). In Linguistics and English Literature in Maghreb Universities, pp. 235–240. Fès: Publication of the Faculty of Letters.
  • "The Moroccan University: Is there an alternative?" in Interdisciplinarity and the University, publications of the Faculty of Letters, Rabat,1997
  • "The Role of Education in the Socio-economic Context of the Maghreb", in Proceedings of the 9th Mate Conference, Agadir 1989c.

Imnnitn d imarrn f tsnmunilst

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  • “Urbanization and Changes in Arabic: The Case of Casablanca. In David Singleton, Joshua A. Fishman, Larissa Aronin & Muiris Ó Laoire (Eds.). Current Multilingualism: A New Linguistic Dispensation (2013).
  • « Berber in Contact with Maghrebi Colloquial Arabic : A Case of Language Revitalization.” In Languages and Linguistics (2013), 32: 39-58.
  • “Language and Nationalism in Morocco” (in co-authorship with F.Sadiqi). (2008).
  • “Arabic Sociolinguistics and Cultural Diversity in Morocco” (2008).
  • “Representations of women in Moroccan Proverbs” (2008). In Language and Gender in the Mediterranean Region (M. Ennaji, Editor). IJSL Issue. The Hague: Mouton de Gruyter.
  • “Amazigh Language: Facts and Prospects”, (2006). In a Fetscherift to Dean Mohamed Chad. Fès: Publications of the University of Fès.
  • “Multilinguisme et Genre au Maroc” (2004a). In Languages and Linguistics 14: 105-119.
  • “Standardisation du Lexique Amazighe : Le Cas des Néologismes” (2004b). In Standardisation de l’Amazighe.
  • “Attitudes to Berber and Tifinagh Script” (2003a).
  • “Reflections on Arabisation and Education in Morocco (2003b).
  • “Berber Language and the Consolidation of Democracy” (2003c) (in Arabic).
  • “Education et Langues Maternelles: l’Exemple de l’Amazighe” (2003d), In Proceedings of the Conference by Fondation BMCE, 17 juin 2003, pp. 91–100.
  • “L’Amazigh Composante Incontournable de la Culture Marocaine” (2003e). Edition du Samedi, 15 November 2003
  • “Language Contact, Arabization Policy and Education in Morocco” (2002a).
  • “ Comment on Hudson’s Outline of a Theory of Diglossia” (2002b).
  • “ Arabisation (2002c). In Francophone Studies. Edited by Margaret A. Majumdar (2002), 14. London: Arnold.
  • “ On the Main Differences between Standard and Moroccan Arabic Complex Sentences" (2002d). In Aspects of the Dialects of Arabic Today. Edited by Abderrahim Youssi et al. Rabat: Amapatril.
  • “Writing Berber: Towards a Unified Orthography” (2002e).
  • “North Africa” (2002f). In Encyclopedia of Twentieth-Century African History (2002f). Edited by Zeleza, P. (2002). London: Routledge.
  • “De la Diglossie à la Quadriglossie". In Languages and Linguistics (2001) 8: 49-64.
  • “On Preserving Arabic and Berber Oral Tradition in North Africa” (2000). In Languages and Linguistics 6, 79-87.
  • “Language and Ethnic Identity, The Arab World (Maghreb and Near East) (1999a). In Handbook of Language and Ethnic Identity, ed. By Joshua, A. Fishman, 382-395, Oxford: Oxford University Press.
  • “Language and Ideology: Evidence from Media Discourse in Morocco” (1999b). In Social Dynamics Vol. 25, No. 1: 150-161.
  • “The Sociology of Berber: Change and Continuity” (1997). In Berber Sociolinguistics. Special Issue. International Journal of the Sociology of Language 123, 23-40.
  • “Arabic Varieties in North Africa” (1998). In Notes and Records 7: 10. Cape Town: CASAS Publications.
  • “A Syntactico-semantic study of the Language of News in Morocco” (1995). In Sociolinguistics in Morocco. Special Issue. International Journal of the Sociology of Language 112, 97-111.
  • “On the Differences between American and British English”(1992). In
  • “ Aspects of Multilingualism in the Maghreb” (1991). In Sociolinguistics of the Maghreb. Special Issue. International Journal of the Sociology of Language 87, 7-25.
  • “ An Evaluative Report on the ELT Objectives at the University : A Focus on the Learner” (1990)., in The Proceedings of the XIth MATE Conference on English Language Teaching in the Maghreb: Current Issues in Evaluation, pp:29-42.
  • “On Fishman’s Language Planning Policies” (1989). In Revue de la Faculté des Lettres 10:85-92.
  • “Language Planning in Morocco and Changes in Arabic” (1988a). In International Journal of the Sociology of Language 74: 9-39.
  • "The Impact of Nationalism and Nationism on the Languages in Contact in Morocco" (1988b), in Langues et Littératues VI: 37-48.

Imnnitn f tlɣasnayt

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  • “La Structure Morphologique du Causatif en Amazigh” (2005). In La Structure Morpologique de l’Amazigh. Edited by Ameur, M. et al. Rabat : Ircam publications.[3]
  • “The Structure of Clitics in Berber” (2003). In Languages and Linguistics 11: 71-82.
  • “Clitics in Berber” (2002a) (in co-authorship with F.Sadiqi). In Languages and Linguistics 10: 97-116.
  • “The Construct State in Berber” (2001), in Studies in the Linguistic Sciences, Vol 31, No 2: 55-72. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Publication.
  • “Negation, Tense and the Licensing of N-Words in Standard Arabic (in co-authorship with F.Sadiqi). In Languages and Linguistics (1999) 4:19-44.
  • “Aspects of Cliticization in Arabic” (2000). In Linguistic Variation: From Facts to Theories, pp. 119–151. Edited by M. Ennaji.
  • “The Construct State in Arabic and Berber” (1998). In The Proceedings of the First Chamito-semitic Conference, pp. 121–134.
  • “Pronominal Elements and Binding” (1997). In Voisinage, pp. 247–266. Fès : Faculty of Letters Publication.
  • “Pronouns vs. Clitics” (1995).. In Etudes Linguistiques, Revue de la Faculté des Lettres, Fès, pp. 37–52. Fès : Faculty of Letters Publication.
  • “AGR and Clitics : The Morpho-Syntax Interface, ms. Faculty of Letters, Fès.
  • "A Copulative Approach to Verbless Sentences in Moroccan Arabic" (1990), in La Linguistique au Maghreb, edited by J. Pleines, Rabat: Okad,.
  • "WH-Questions and Focus in Tamazight" (1989), in Linguistica Communicatio 1:17-30.
  • “Analyse des Questions-ma en Tamazight”, (1989), in Maknasat 3: 43-53.
  • "Non-Verbal Predicates in Moroccan Arabic"(1988), in Proceedings of the First International Conference of the Linguistic Society of Morocco. Rabat: Editions Okad.
  • "The Syntax of Free Relatives in English, Moroccan Arabic and Berber"(1986a), in Revue de la Faculté des Lettres. Fès: Publication of the Faculty of Letters, pp. 8:87-94
  • "The Syntax of Cleft Sentences in Berber" (1986b), in co-authorship with F.Sadiqi, Studies of Language 10,1.

Imnnitn ɣf usslmd n tutlayin

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  • “On the Teaching of Amazigh Language”, (2006). In Le Substrat Amazigh de la Culture Marocaine (M. Ennaji, Editor). Fès: University of Fès Publications.
  • “Teaching Human Rights in the Classroom” (2004).
  • “The Role of Technology as a Teaching Material.” (2002).
  • "Reinforcing Communicative Writing"(1994), in Proceedings of the National ELT Symposium, pp. 95–100. Fès: Publication of the Faculty of Letters ...
  • "On Fishman's Language Planning Policies", in Revue de la Faculté des Lettres de Fès 10, 1989b.
  • "The Role of Linguistics in the Socio-economic Context of the Maghreb",
  • "Towards a Moroccan Model of English Language Teaching" (1988),
  • "Strategies and Techniques for Scoring compositions" (1987).
  • “The Relevance of Contrastive Analysis to Foreign Language Teaching” (1986).

Tisuɣal

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  1. ↑ "Moha Ennaji". Middle East Institute. http://www.mohaennaji.on.ma. 
  2. ↑ "Talɣa:Citation error". http://www.mohaennaji.on.ma/. 
  3. ↑ "Institut Royal de la Culture Amazighe". http://www.ircam.ma/fr/index.php?soc=centre&centr=3&rd=5. 
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