In North Africa, there have always been Berbers and Arabs, and the two peoples have gradually evolved into today's North African countries after a long period of integration and development.
Since the French became the protectorate of Morocco, in order to better rule Morocco, they adopted a policy of **ism, and promulgated the "Berber Ordinance" in May 1930, which stated that the Berber tribes would be governed according to their own laws and customs, and completely separated the Berbers from the Arabs.
Abdullatif Speyhi turned out to be the translator of the colonial**, and as soon as the regulations came out, he immediately quit his current job and devoted himself wholeheartedly to the activities against the regulations. His ** activities have won the support of the people all over Morocco, and there have been ** climaxes in Serra, Fez, Tangier and other places. Later, more and more people went out of their homes to participate**, which slowly attracted the attention of many countries at that time, and after the colonial authorities felt the seriousness of the situation, they began to suppress it at first, and then the incident intensified, and the entire Arab world began to participate, and in August, the colonial authorities had to give in to settle the matter. The Sudan intervened and signed a letter of conciliation.
As the number of participants in the event grew, the organizers began to establish a new organization, Zawiya, a committee of people's power set up by nationalist leaders to defend national independence and resist injustice.
The Berber Ordinance was established by Western colonizers to better govern the colonies, and it seriously affected the national interests of the North African region, so it ended in failure.