Tamasheq is a language spoken by the Tuareg people, who are a nomadic group primarily found in the Sahara Desert. It belongs to the Berber branch of the Afro-Asiatic language family. Tamasheq is unique for its use of the Tifinagh script, which has ancient roots and is still used today. The language reflects the rich culture and traditions of the Tuareg, including their music, poetry, and storytelling. In addition to its linguistic significance, Tamasheq plays a vital role in the identity of the Tuareg people. It serves as a means of communication and a way to preserve their history and customs. As globalization increases, efforts are being made to promote and protect Tamasheq,