Biography
Son of El Hajj Faska, he was about forty-five around 1930. Spillmann counts him among the three notables of the Aït Ouahlim and presents him as the champion of the Glaoui's party in the upper Dadès and the Todgha since 1919. At Imider, Beaurpère describes two rival sections of the Aït Bou Iknifen: the Aït Brahim side with him. Spillmann calls him the personal enemy of Assou Oubasslam, who on the contrary gathers those who refuse the Makhzen's authority.
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Uncertainties
- The sources consulted describe his alliance, not his reasons: interest, constraint or conviction are not documented.
Sources — 2 sources cited · 2 independent documentary line(s)