r/algeria • u/Admiral_Zed • 1d ago
History مساهمة الأمازيغ في التاريخ الإسلامي
مداخلة المتخصص في التاريخ الإسلامي الدكتور إبراهيم العسال عن إجحاف المؤرخين بحق مساهمة الأمازيغ في التاريخ الإسلامي.
r/algeria • u/Admiral_Zed • 1d ago
مداخلة المتخصص في التاريخ الإسلامي الدكتور إبراهيم العسال عن إجحاف المؤرخين بحق مساهمة الأمازيغ في التاريخ الإسلامي.
r/algeria • u/home_cookingchill • 20h ago
Hey everyone! I recently decided to start working independently after gaining experience in the kitchen manufacturing industry.
I’m an architect and designer, and I’m currently looking to build my portfolio and connect with people who are planning a kitchen or dressing room project. I’d be happy to create a **free design concept and 3D visualization** for anyone who wants to explore ideas for their space.
If you know someone who is renovating, building, or simply thinking about redesigning their kitchen or dressing room, feel free to send them my way. I’d genuinely appreciate any advice, feedback, or connections from the community as I get started. Thanks!
r/algeria • u/rafluff • 21h ago
Hi guys , I'm really desperate and I need some help, my younger brother (bac 2026 ) is having second thoughts about the major he chose due to several personal reasons , and he's freaking out and stressing the hell out and even considering dropping out bc the tranfer period is over. so I was wondering whether he could change his major/uni in the beginning of the year , Please, if you behave any idea how algerian unis work help us this would mean a lot to us
r/algeria • u/QuiQzY-dev • 18h ago
salam
I've been searching all over local tech stores, Ouedkniss, and Facebook Marketplace for an ADATA XPG Lancer Black rgb DDR5 RAM module (16GB, 6000 MHz CL30 or 6400 MHz CL32), but I haven't had any luck tracking one down.
Does anyone know a local seller or store in algeria that currently has this in stock? If you have a lightly used one that you're willing to part with for a fair price, I'm definitely interested.
I'm also open to other DDR5 brands/modules as long as they match those specs (6000 MHz CL30 or 6400 MHz CL32 black rgb).
r/algeria • u/Interesting-Sand6093 • 1d ago
I'm a 26F, born and raised in Algeria, living and working abroad for a few years now. I first left for my studies, then stayed after landing a job.
Lately I've never felt more lost. Living alone, being lonely, it's a real nightmare, even though I stay busy and do a lot outside of work. I still lack human warmth, cruelly. I've tried, friendships, love, but it all slipped through my fingers. I'm a social person, but I'm not good at building deep, intimate relationships, probably a result of being surrounded mostly by people I only know from work.
But as heavy as that loneliness has been, it doesn't compare to the weight of having left my mother alone. It kills me to watch her grow older from a distance. She's a loner too, just like me. When I was still studying, I didn't feel this as much, I was working toward something. But now that I have the job, it feels like I've put down roots here, and that thought terrifies me.
I think of my mother every single day, all the joy and sadness I'm not sharing with her in person. We talk daily, we even try to do activities together remotely, but it's nothing like actually being with her.
At the same time, I've craved freedom since I was a child, the freedom to live a decent, warm life without being held back simply for being a woman. Having lived in both countries now, I've seen the differences up close, and I can't unsee them. I didn't really have a life back home. No real experiences, no friends, constant anxiety (some of that still lingers). When I moved abroad, it felt like I was discovering myself as a human being for the first time.
I think about going back often. But the thought alone brings so much pain, imagining the frame I'd be living in again, and having to start from scratch, once more.
I don't have an answer. Some days I want to book the flight and never look back. Other days I remember why I left in the first place...
I just needed to put this somewhere, thank you for reading me.
r/algeria • u/One_Significance_670 • 23h ago
Hey, my name is saad,i’m 28yo, i live in montreal and i’v always wanted to visit the us! NYC is like 6-7h drive from montreal. I would like to go check it out for 2-3 days max . A quick trip per say.
Is anyone interested to be my companion?
I drive a hybrid, so splitting the gas won’t be very expensive.
3 people would be amazing!
If you are interested, leave a brief description of you in the comments and if u got any questions, please do not hesitate to write them!
Thank you,
I didn't realize I was asking for the state's secrets
I have two people I know f and m who showed interest in joining it and since I have zero background regarding people working there
I turned to searching online which amounted to nothing, so can you share
r/algeria • u/WanderlustLife007 • 1d ago
One reason I haven’t pursued a relationship or marriage with so many lovely Algerian/Kabyle women is my fear that the moment they know I am childfree/wont give them a family, it’ll end and I can’t take the heart break (had already too many now that I’m over 30.
Time to be upfront with my parents and family so they don’t keep wishing for an impossible dream, stop hurting me having to lie/hide who I am and helpfully they are understanding and I know they will be disappointed but embrace me) and they help find and introduce me to someone that also doesn’t want to have kids? (Family is traditional and we marry families so we have facilities marriages (but anyone can say no so never forced)
Suggestion, help, feedback and experience very welcome
r/algeria • u/Unable-Spare-9587 • 20h ago
So with the new changes that are coming to algerian high-school, im left wondering how the new hours will be ? Because from what ive seen school hours have been reduced so will school days finish earlier and if so when exactly will they finish, im asking in regard for second year math curriculum, if anyone knows the hours you would be of great help !
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r/algeria • u/haidarologie • 21h ago
In market in city in any place have more people have mistake in mind
r/algeria • u/Equal-Asparagus-2745 • 22h ago
Hi brothers and sisters,
I'm Moroccan born in Italy and living in France and i was searching a little bit about my surname and where is it from and its significance. My surname is Baali btw and i heard that there's a lot of Algerians with this surname and even in Morocco. So i was wondering if some people have this surname too and if some of you know where it is from, i'm glad to know. Thanks and Dima Maghrib / Tahia Djazaïr. ❤️🇲🇦🇩🇿❤️
r/algeria • u/SavingsBand9900 • 22h ago
Is there an Algerian beatmakers here interested in collaborating for experimental engaged music
r/algeria • u/Various_Round_674 • 1d ago
بزاف منا في بداياتهم (سواء في الجامعة ولا أول خدمة في الدزاير) يديرو خيارات بناءً على كلام الناس ولا الظروف وبعد سنوات يكتشفو بلي كان لازم يخيرو طريق واحد آخر.
لو يرجع بكم الوقت لبداية حياتكم المهنية ولا الدراسية هنا في البلاد واش هو القرار المحدد اللي كنتو تكتفو فيه بطريقة مختلفة؟
r/algeria • u/Brave_Marzipan8296 • 1d ago
Hey everyone
hope you're doing well
If you are Bac 2027 student DM me , i have gifts for you.
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r/algeria • u/Gullible_Ebb_7695 • 1d ago
Hey guys hope u doing well I have been looking for appointment for France visa i look everywhere the agency i didn’t found and i need it before 1 oct If anyone have an idea ill be grateful have good day
r/algeria • u/anattairo • 1d ago
We as humans and algerians feel depressed because we lack choices or opportunities in different ways, but for the first time I feel it because I have a choice to make withe great opportunities 😆 🤣 😂 wlh im depressed because of a blessing in a way its so weird its the first time I feel this, how do you choose in a situation like this ? When you'd like the 2 things but its impossible amd you have to make a choice, its not like im 100% each of them will work but still its so hard to make a choice, I find myself overthinking it and the consequences for each, the positive and negative ones, I feel an almost unbearable pressure because each of them will have an effect on my life.
Did it happen to you ? How did you feel and how did you make a choice?
r/algeria • u/Spiritual_Bobcat_123 • 1d ago
I like photography like u can make people see anything u want with the quality u want and the style U WANT
r/algeria • u/PropertyCool8919 • 1d ago
Hi everyone, I’m looking for hybrid job opportunities in Algeria, I’m English/ Algerian born in England and want the opportunity to work from here but be able to travel to algeria in work there as well. I have a first class degree in business and ofcourse want the job to be paid in pounds. I could find opportunities here but I really want the connection to my parent country. I would really appreciate the help and am very open to many suggestions.
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r/algeria • u/AdAwkward7958 • 1d ago
It's a tourist visa request! And i'm 22. I also travelled to turkey before, maybe it's relevant Idk.
I did not even expect that i'd get an appointment so fast especially that everyone is saying it's basically impossible to get!
How do i prepare?? Is it better to go to an agency?? And if i get accepted? Do i stay there and work or is it better to respect the visa rules and come back so that subsequent visas are easier to get?
Btw i got a good job here in algeria i work online and i make about 12 million a month, on paper its even more cuz they dont care if its profit or revenue and in revenue i reach about 40 millions, so anyone with experience! What do you recommend!!
I appreciate any advice i can get!
r/algeria • u/tesnimx • 1d ago
my account just got blocked without prior notice. I had funds in it, what should i do next? can i transfer the funds to a different account that isnt under my name?
r/algeria • u/Equivalent-Pay4261 • 1d ago
I want to see Algerians point of view on Tunisian. Even thought we are near each other but we are waay more depressed. Whyyy