Sahrawi
Sahrawi refers to the indigenous Semitic-speaking ethnic group inhabiting Western Sahara and parts of Mauritania and southern Morocco. The term "Sahrawi" is derived from the Arabic word "sahra," meaning desert, reflecting their nomadic and semi-nomadic heritage in the Sahara Desert. Historically, they were organized into various nomadic tribes, known for their resilience and adaptation to the harsh desert environment.
The Sahrawi people share a common culture, language (Hassaniya Arabic), and Islamic faith. Their traditional lifestyle
The political status of Western Sahara, claimed by both the Sahrawi people's self-proclaimed Sahrawi Arab Democratic