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Omar Burghot the poet martyr
The Amazigh poet, Omar Nasseri, known as "Omar Bargout," passed away during a musical and poetic event in the Chichaoua region. He was in the process of composing his final verses before his death, offering a farewell message that expressed his life without grudges and his living among people with kindness. Born into a well-known family distinguished in arts and poetry, he excelled in both oral and written Amazigh poetry, in addition to practicing pottery-making. He left behind collections of poems that touched on themes of love, separation, life, and death, totaling over 50 poems compiled in a book prepared by Professor Ahmed Al-Mandawi. With his passing, the Amazigh community lost a symbol of words and poetry. He was several years old and was still crafting his poetry until the very moment of his death, in the midst of the "Asais" atmosphere.
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