The Mozabite people, also known as the Banu Mzab, are an indigenous Berber ethnic group located in the M’zab region in northern Algeria. This region, characterized by its harsh desert landscapes, is home to approximately 150,000 to 300,000 Mozabites. The Mozabites speak Mozabite, a variety of the Zenati language group within the Berber branch of the Afroasiatic family. Their language, although primarily spoken by the Mozabite population, is also influenced by Arabic, the dominant language in Algeria. Historically, the Mozabites have been known for their distinct cultural and religious practices. The majority of Mozabites are followers of Ibadi Islam, a sect that traces its roots to early Islamic history. Ibadi…