published. The predominant subject of Asinag was the Amazigh language – its grammar, history, education and functioning in modern Moroccan society. Tifinagh The institute has played a pioneering role in the adoption of Tifinagh for the transcription of Berber languages in Morocco. The adopted transcription system is an alphabet, as opposed to the original Tifinagh maintained by the Tuaregs which is an abjad. It is made up of 33 characters and is largely inspired by the neo-Tifinagh developed in the 1970s by Kabyle militants. See also Berber language Berber Latin alphabet Berber mythology Human rights in Morocco Tifinagh alphabet References and notes Much of the content of this article comes from the equivalent Arabic-language Wikipedia article, accessed October 7, 2006. External links JurisPedia A A Human rights in Morocco Research institutes established in 2001 Research institutes in Morocco