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Anzar can be associated with Poseidon or Zeus in greco-roman folklore, since he shows up as a helpful element who fortifies the vegetation and agribusiness, sustains the yields and guarantees the development of the herd. Rain itself is assimilated to seed, therefore it enters into the realm of procreation. To get the long rainfall to come, it is important to pray to Anzar and make everything in your power to bring his fertilizing action. 'Anzar' is a typical word found in Amazigh language which basically alludes to 'rain', however he additionally bears different titles, for example, Agellid n Ugeffur (King of the Rain), Agellid n Waman (King of the Water), and Agellid Anzar (King Anzar), among others. Quite naturally and since a long time ago, the Amazigh people thought that the most effective solicitation was to offer Anzar a "bride" who, by inciting sexual and exotic longing, would create favorable conditions for the flow of love and bring the fertilizing waters. The God Anzar is with no doubt of particular importance in the beliefs of the Amazigh people since antiquity, as he is the personification of rain itself. Ambivalent in nature, tyrannical, ruthless yet vital and essential just like rainfall, his tradition has came down to us thanks to the ancient fertility rites of "Tislit n Anzar" still practiced today in some Amazigh regions and villages to bring good harvests and ask for protection against drought. Unfortunately over the decades these ancient festivals receded and came to disappear almost completely due to religious zealotry and fanatism denouncing native pre-islamic traditions as despicable pagan rites. The sacred ritual of 'Tislit n Anzar' or 'The fiancée/bride of Anzar' in english is shared everywhere from Morocco to Libya, with just slight changes occuring as far as serenades and sonnets during the festivals.

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