Hassaniya Arabic is a variety of Arabic spoken primarily in Mauritania and parts of Western Sahara, Mali, and Algeria. It is characterized by its unique vocabulary and pronunciation, influenced by local languages and cultures. Hassaniya is often used in daily communication, music, and poetry, reflecting the rich traditions of the Saharan region. This dialect is part of the larger Maghrebi Arabic family, which includes other dialects spoken in North Africa. Hassaniya speakers often identify with their nomadic heritage, and the language serves as a vital link to their history and identity.