Jarawa (Berber)

The Jarawa or Jrāwa were a Berber Zenata tribal confederacy converted to judaism,^[1] that flourished in northwest Africa during the 7th century. Under l-Kahna, they led the Berber resistance to Arab invasion in the late 7th century.

References

↑ The Moors: The Islamic West 7th-15th Centuries AD, David Nicolle Osprey Publishing, 01 Jan 2001

Berber peoples

Ancient	Banioubae Gaetuli Garamantes Leuathae Libu Macae Marmaridae Mauri Bakouatae Makanitae Meshwesh Musulami Nasamones Numidae Masaesyli Massylii Quinquegentiani

Middle-Ages	Adjissa Awerba Awregha Azdeja Bahlula Barghawata Fazaz Fendelawa Ghumara Gazoula Ghiatta Godala Guanches Haskura Huwara Jarawa Kutama Lamtuna Luwata Madyuna Masmouda Matmata Nafzawa Sanhaja Zanata

Modern	Brabers Chaouis Chenouas Ghomaras Jerbis Kabyles Matmatas Mozabites Nafusis Riffians Sanhajas de Srayr Shleuhs Siwis Teknas Toshavim Toubou Tuaregs

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