The Sanhaja are a Berber ethnic group primarily found in Morocco and Algeria. They are part of the larger Amazigh community, which has a rich cultural heritage and history in North Africa. The Sanhaja people traditionally engage in agriculture, herding, and trade, contributing to the region's economy and cultural diversity. Historically, the Sanhaja played a significant role in the spread of Islam in North Africa. They established various dynasties and were influential in the development of Berber identity and culture. Today, the Sanhaja continue to preserve their traditions while adapting to modern influences.