found:Work cat.: Four plays from North Africa, ©2008(plays by dramatists from Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia) (OCoLC)183392207
found:LCSH, Jan. 13, 2022(North Africans. UF Maghrebians; Maghrebi; Maghrebis; Maghribis)
found:Oxford English dictionary website, Jan. 13, 2022:North African (adj. Of, relating to, or characteristic of the northern parts of Africa, esp. the region including Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, and Egypt; n. A native or inhabitant of the northern parts of Africa) Maghribi (plural Maghribin, Maghribis: n. a. A native or inhabitant of the Maghrib in northern Africa. b. The variety of Arabic spoken in the Maghrib; adj. Of or relating to the Maghrib region, the Maghribi, or their language) Maghrebin (plural Maghrebins, unchanged: n. = Maghribi n.; adj. = Maghribi adj.)
found:Bloul, R.A.D. Compromising masculinities : the engendering of morality among Maghrebis in France, 1992.(OCoLC)221404866
found:Wikipedia, Jan. 13, 2022:Maghrebis (Maghrebis or Maghrebians is a modern Arabic term meaning "Westerners", mainly referring to the western part of the Arab world. They are the inhabitants of the Maghreb region, the westernmost part of North Africa. Maghrebis were known in medieval times as Roman Africans or Moors...The Maghrebis are mainly of Arab and Berber origins, the rest are Arab-Berbers and Arabized Berbers. The Berbers are native to the region and synonymous with the term in older and historiographical literature)
