The Madurese people are an ethnic group native to the island of Madura in Indonesia. They primarily speak the Madurese language and are known for their strong cultural identity, which includes unique traditions, music, and dance. Many Madurese people are engaged in agriculture, particularly in the cultivation of tobacco and rice. In addition to their agricultural practices, the Madurese are also known for their distinctive culinary traditions, including dishes like sate Madura, a popular skewered meat dish. The majority of the Madurese are Muslim, and their religious practices often influence their daily lives and community events.