Zakour is notable for leading the battle of Ait Abdallah in 1934, which was one the last battles (if not the last) in the Moroccan resistance to the French army, and marking the end of the so-called "pacification of Morocco". After their surrender following the battle, Zakour was remembered for saying that "no more bullets, no more words" (meaning that there's nothing left to say).[2]
The battle of Ait Abdellah took place in 1934, in the commune with the same name, in Taroudant region, in the Anti-Atlas mountains of Morocco. It opposed resistance fighters led by Abdellah Zakour, to French forces. The battle lasted for 3 days where the French army used 18 warplanes and shelling to undermine the locals,[3] who surrendered after running out of ammunition.
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A book and a film were issued in order to commemorate Abdellah Zakour and the battle of Ait Abdallah:
In 2021, the High Commissioner for Former Resistants and Former Members of the Liberation Army in Morocco has released a 257-page book entitled "The Battle of Ait Abdallah against the French Colonization.".[4]
The film "Words of Lead" (2020) by Ahmed Baidou relating the story of the Battle.[5]
abdellah, zakour, tachelhit, ⵄⴱⴷⵍⵍⴰⵀ, ⵣⴰⴳⵓⵔ, also, known, amghar, ablla, abdallah, 1885, 1972, moroccan, berber, military, leader, opposed, french, conquest, morocco, early, 20th, century, amgharnative, nameⵄⴱⴷⵍⵍⴰⵀ, ⵣⴰⴽⵓⵔ, عبد, الله, زاكورborn1885ait, abdallah. Abdellah Zakour in Tachelhit ⵄⴱⴷⵍⵍⴰⵀ ⵣⴰⴳⵓⵔ also known as Amghar Gou Ablla Ait Abdallah 1885 1972 1 was a Moroccan Berber military leader who opposed the French conquest of Morocco in the early 20th century AmgharAbdellah ZakourNative nameⵄⴱⴷⵍⵍⴰⵀ ⵣⴰⴽⵓⵔ عبد الله زاكورBorn1885Ait Abdallah MoroccoDied1972Battles warsAit Abdellah Zakour is notable for leading the battle of Ait Abdallah in 1934 which was one the last battles if not the last in the Moroccan resistance to the French army and marking the end of the so called pacification of Morocco After their surrender following the battle Zakour was remembered for saying that no more bullets no more words meaning that there s nothing left to say 2 Contents 1 Battle of Ait Aballah 2 Coverage 3 See also 4 ReferencesBattle of Ait Aballah editThe battle of Ait Abdellah took place in 1934 in the commune with the same name in Taroudant region in the Anti Atlas mountains of Morocco It opposed resistance fighters led by Abdellah Zakour to French forces The battle lasted for 3 days where the French army used 18 warplanes and shelling to undermine the locals 3 who surrendered after running out of ammunition Coverage editA book and a film were issued in order to commemorate Abdellah Zakour and the battle of Ait Abdallah In 2021 the High Commissioner for Former Resistants and Former Members of the Liberation Army in Morocco has released a 257 page book entitled The Battle of Ait Abdallah against the French Colonization 4 The film Words of Lead 2020 by Ahmed Baidou relating the story of the Battle 5 See also editAli Amhaouch Mhand n Ifrutant Mouha ou Hammou ZayaniReferences edit Notable people from Taroudant Episode 18 The Mujahid Abdellah Zakour Taroudant News 2014 In Arabic Archived from the original on 2021 01 17 Retrieved 2021 05 10 Ahmed Baidou reecrit la bataille Ait Abdellah en son et image Aujourd hui le Maroc 2020 in French The 5 Greatest Battles in Modern Amazigh History Amazigh World News 2018 Prowess of Moroccan Resistance against French Colonization Asharq Al Awsat 2021 Moroccan Jewish Times 2020 nbsp nbsp This Moroccan biographical article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Abdellah Zakour amp oldid 1218278155, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
