The letter yaz (pronounced "z") is one of the thirty-three letters of the modern Neo-Tifinagh alphabet, a so-called abjad script currently used to write in the Amazigh (Berber) languages. When Amazigh ethnic awareness increasingly rose to prominence across Northern Africa. Faced with suppression and prosecution in countries with large Berber communities, like Morocco, Algeria and Libya, the Neo-Tifinagh script became an extremely popular tool within the Amazigh rights movement, the alphabet effectively expressing and representing the identity of a whole people.

I use colorful pallets because Imazighen are a divers group of people and have a very bright culture.