Moroccan people

Moroccan people
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This article is about the people of Morocco. For a specific analysis of the population of Morocco, see Demographics of Morocco.
Moroccans
المغاربة


Total population
~ 38M
Regions with significant populations
 Morocco 33,403,000 [1]
 France 1,514,000 [2][3][4]
 Spain 754,080 [5]
 Israel 686,600 [6]
 Italy 506,000 [7]
 Netherlands 368,662 (2013) [8]
 Belgium 333,244 [9]
 Germany 102,000 [10]
 Canada 120,000 [11]
 United States 77,468 [12]
 Canada 66,000 [13]
 Saudi Arabia 43,216
 Kuwait 21,843
 Sweden 20,000
 Australia 15,000
 Denmark 15,000
 Switzerland 13,500
 United Arab Emirates 7,400
Languages
Moroccan Arabic
Berber
Religion
Predominantly Islam (Sunni, Sufi) with a minority practicing Christianity[14] and Judaism
The Moroccan people (Arabic: المغاربة‎ Modern Standard Arabic: al-Maghāribah, Moroccan Arabic: l-Mgharbah) are a people that share a common Moroccan culture, ancestry and speak the Moroccan variant of the Arabic language or a Berber language as a mother tongue.
In addition to the 33 million Moroccans in Morocco, there is a large population in France, Belgium, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and smaller groups in United Kingdom, United States and Canada (see Moroccan diaspora).
Because of wide-ranging diaspora, about estimated 5 million Moroccans living abroad and of full or partial Moroccan ancestry live outside of Morocco, most notably in Europe, North America and many Arabic-speaking countries like Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait amongst others.


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