History:
The Ariras are a Berber-speaking tribe who inhabit the mountainous regions of the north-western Sahara. The Ariras speak a Berber dialect of the Tamazight language. The Ariras are believed to have migrated from northwestern Africa in the 12th century. The Ariras are a nomadic people who travel in search of food and water. The Ariras are also known for their traditional weaving and embroidery. The Ariras are a traditional Muslim people and adhere to the Islamic faith. The Ariras are a nomadic people who travel in search of food and water. The Ariras are also known for their traditional weaving and embroidery.
