Unreached of Day: 2022-2-21

Harratine in Morocco


Harratine in Morocco

The Harratine of Morocco live in southern oasis towns at the very edges of the Sahara. However, they are said to originally come from further south, in sub-Saharan Africa. It is believed their ancestors were at one time captured and taken north by slave traders, but were abandoned in Morocco. These ancestors found small plots of land on which to settle near desert oases. The people have found employment as day laborers and in various manual trades. The jewelry and adornment of Harratine women is bold, rich and colorful. Leather, shell, coins and glass are typical of the pieces worn by these ladies.

Ministry Obstacles

Access to the Moroccan Harratine people by outsiders would be challenging.

Outreach Ideas

Pray for good quality Christian radio to be widely available throughout Morocco in many languages. Pray the language of the Harratine people would be included.

Scripture Focus

"All the paths of the LORD are steadfast love and faithfulness, for those who keep his covenant and his testimonies."  Psalm 25:10

Scripture Prayer

Thank the Lord that He leads with love and faithfulness! Pray that many from today’s people group will discover that and act upon it.

Prayer Focus

There are likely no followers of Jesus today among the Harratine people. Pray the Harratine would be given a strong desire to find forgiveness for their sin and that at the proper time they would learn accurately of the Savior, Jesus. Pray also for adequate rainfall, pure drinking water and improved medical care for the people.

Harratine in Morocco

People Name: Harratine
Pronunciation:hah-rah-TEEN
Country: Morocco
10/40 Window: Yes
Population: 58,000
World Population: 58,000
Language: Arabic, Moroccan
Primary Religion: Islam
Christian Adherent: 0.00%
Evangelical: 0.00%
Bible: New Testament
Online Audio NT: Yes
Jesus Film: Yes
Audio Recordings: Yes
Status: Unreached
Progress Level:
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