Houara

Houara
ihuwaren
هوارة
Total population
4 million
Languages
Berber (primary), Maghrebi Arabic, Arabic, Spanish
Religion
Islam (mostly Sunni), Minority Christianity and Jewish

Houara (Berber: Ihuwwaren, Arabic: هوارة‎‎) is a large Berber tribe spread widely in the Maghreb, and has some descendents in the Levant and Spain. Some traditions claim that its patriarch is called "Huwwar son of Origh son of Branis".^[1]

Many smaller tribes, villages, and regions still bear this names in Berber countries today such as Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia and Libya.

References

↑ كتاب العبر، وديوان المبتدأ والخبر في أيام العرب والعجم والبربر، ومن عاصرهم من ذوي السلطان الأكبر - ابن خلدون - الجزء السادس - الصفحة 182

Tribes of Morocco

Azwafit Beni ʿAmir Beni Moussa Beni Zemmour Beni Hassan Maqil Sless Oulad Zyan Rahamna Regraga Zayanes Zyayda Maqil

Demographics of Egypt

Religions	Islam Sunni Shia Ismailis Christianity Orthodox Catholicism Protestant Jews

Ethnic groups	Arabs Sa'idi Bedouin Arab-Berber Lebanese Syro-Lebanese Ababda Abazins Ahamidat Alhoarh Beja Berber Bisharin Circassians Copts El homaydat Hedareb Houara Huteimi Magyarab Nubian Roma (Gypsy) Turks Kouloughlis

Foreign nationals	Armenians Britons Chinese Filipinos Greeks Indians Italians Japanese Koreans Lebanese Malays Pakistanis Palestinians Syro-Lebanese Sudanese Turks

Demographics of Sudan

Religions	Islam Sunni Shia Christianity Orthodox Catholicism Protestant Jews

Ethnic groups	Arabs Bedouin Ababda Beja Berber Bisharin Copts Hedareb Houara Huteimi Magyarab Nubians Roma (Gypsy)

Foreign nationals	Armenians Koreans Pakistanis

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