#Maghreb

• Algerian — 1. A person originating from Algeria or holding its citizenship. 2. Pertaining to Algeria, its inhabitants, or its culture. As an adjective, it characterizes elements of national identity, Arab-Berber traditions, artistic creations, and political or historical phenomena specific to the Algerian territory.
• Algerian woman — A female equivalent of algerian; a woman or girl originating from Algeria or holding its citizenship. As a specific feminine ethnonym within Romanian grammar, it is utilized inside social, cultural, and demographic contexts to track individual national lineage.
• Almohads — Members of a Berber Muslim dynasty and religious movement (Al-Muwaḥḥidūn, meaning 'the unitarians' or 'those who affirm the unity of God') founded in the 12th century by Ibn Tumart; they established a vast empire that dominated the entire Maghreb and southern Iberian Peninsula, replacing the Almoravids and enforcing a strict doctrine focused on the absolute unity of God.
• Almoravids — Members of a Muslim Berber dynasty that ruled a vast empire in northwestern Africa (Maghreb) and the Iberian Peninsula (Al-Andalus) during the 11th and 12th centuries. They established a rigorous Islamic theocratic state, standing out through military campaigns against Christian kingdoms during the Reconquista and the territorial unification of Moorish culture under a strict religious doctrine.