Languages of Morocco

Tachelhit - Of the Berber languages of Morocco, Tachelhit has the greatest number of speakers. It is spoken mainly in the south-central part of the country in an area bounded by the High Atlas mountain range to the north, the Atlantic coast on the west and the Algerian border on the east. Principal cities where Tachelhit is spoken include Agadir and Marrakech.
The New Testament in Arabic script, in Latin script and in the traditional Berber script can be found at tachelhit.info. This site also includes selected Psalms, and audio testimonies.
Audio recordings of the Tachelhit New Testament are available at the Talking Bibles website and at the Bible.is site operated by Faith Comes by Hearing and Jesus Film.
The New Testament in Tachelhit can be found in an alternate translation at call-of-hope.com). This site also includes audio recordings and numerous Christian tracts in Tachelhit.
Along with the Jesus Film in Tachelhit, jesusfilm.org/search.html?q=tachelhit includes a Tachelhit version of Magdelena, a film about the story of Jesus as seen through the eyes of Mary Magdalene.
Amsiggel is a story in Tachelhit intended for pre-evangelistic use (similar to the Pilgrim’s Progress). Available in multiple scripts, it has illustrations inspired by scenery in Tachelhit-speaking area.
The Gospel Recordings website hosts additional Scripture based materials in Tachelhit.

Riffi Tamazight (Tarifit) is spoken in northwest Morocco. It is one of the many Berber languages of North Africa. There are around 1.5 to 2 million mother-tongue speakers of Riffi in Morocco and in European countries such as Spain, France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany. There are two main web sites where Riffi materials can be found.
One is Awar n Arebbi "The Word of God" which has a series of oral stories and some written materials from the Old Testament as well as video clips of six psalms. Most of the New Testament is also available there in text and audio formats. This web site is in Arabic, Riffi (Latin and Arabic scripts), French, Spanish, Dutch, German and English.
The other site is Abrid n Arrif "The Riffi Road". It has many of the same materials as Awar n Arebbi as well as additional videos, praise songs and Bible lessons. It is in Arabic, Riffi (Latin and Arabic scripts), French, Spanish, and English.
An app for mobile phones containing portions of the Tarifit New Testament (in Arabic script or Latin script) in text and audio form is available from Google Play store.
A Tarifit version the Jesus Film and of Magdelena, a film about the story of Jesus as seen through the eyes of Mary Magdalene, are available at jesusfilm.org/search.html?q=tarifit.
There is also a Tarifit YouTube channel which contains several film clips in that language.
The Gospel Recordings website hosts additional Scripture-based materials in Tarifit.

Tamazight of the middle/central Atlas is spoken in the central part of Morocco. The main towns are Meknès, Azrou, Khenifra, Béni Mellal, Azilal, Imilchil, Tinghir, Rissani, Midelt, Talsinnt, Tazaa, Sefrou…). It is one of the many Berber languages of North Africa. There is not a specific name for this language, since all Berber languages are called Tamazight. It is often easier to identify speakers of this Tamazight by asking them if they are Riffi or Tachelhit speakers. If they deny, they are most likely speakers of Middle Atlas Berber. There are around 3 to 4 million mother-tongue speakers of this language in Morocco and in European countries such as Spain, France, Italy and Germany. There is a main web site (tamazight.info/) where materials can be found in audio, video and text formats. In addition to Biblical materials this site also hosts many Scripture-based stories, music, radio messages, historical documentaries, and a free download page.
On Google Play store an app for mobile phones containing portions of the Tamazight Old and New Testament (in Arabic script) in text and audio form is available. Go to Google Play store and type “Tamazight Bible”.
Along with the Jesus Film in Tamazight, jesusfilm.org/search.html?q=Tamazight+Central+Atlas includes a Tamazight version of Magdelena, a film about the story of Jesus as seen through the eyes of Mary Magdalene.
There is a Tamazight YouTube channel which contains several film clips of Bible stories in that language.
Tamazight speakers are also active on Facebook (facebook.com/tamazight.injil) and Twitter (@tamazightophone) and love to interact with speakers of their language.

Other Berber Languages of Morocco: There are several smaller Berber languages spoken in Morocco, but as yet there are no known Biblical materials available in them. These languages include Ghomara and Senhaja in the north, and the Berber of Figuig in the east.