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Brahim El Guabli

  • Associate Professor of Arabic Studies, Williams College
As seen in: Los Angeles Review of Books, Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja, The Architectural Review, Africa Is a Country, Middle East Research and Information Project, Qantara.de, Words Without Borders, World Literature Today, ZNetwork, The Williams Record and
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Celebrating from a divided country

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By Duncan Nortier, Lee Nxumalo, Brahim El Guabli
| Africa Is a Country
In South Africa, we have granted sports the power to unite and divide us. Bafana Bafana’s historic win against South Korea has once again inspired the nation to chant “No DNA, just RSA!”—ostensibly asserting that citizenship, not ancestry, defines belonging in South Africa—a chant popular during major international tournament campaigns.
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How Morocco’s diaspora is remaking the nation

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By Brahim El Guabli
| Africa Is a Country
The North American countries of Canada, Mexico, and the United States are currently hosting the 23rd edition of the FIFA World Cup. Probably reflecting the expansiveness of the territory in which it is organized, this tournament includes 48 teams.
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Who are the Imazighen?

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By Brahim El Guabli, Nadia Addezio, Shady Lewis Botros
| Qantara.de
Q&A · 22.06.2026 Casablanca, Morocco: A protester calls for greater rights and recognition for the Amazigh people, April 2012. (Photo: picture alliance / AP | P. Schemm) Still widely known as “Berbers,” millions of people identify as Amazigh. Brahim El Guabli of Johns Hopkins University discusses the identity, language, and history of a people striving for recognition within predominantly Arab societies. https://qantara.de/en/node/44696 Print Imazighen (sing.
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