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Beidane, is an Arabic term meaning 'white' used in Mauritania to refer to lighter-skinned Mauritanians, in contrast to the term Haratine, which refers to those with a darker complexion. Of mixed Arab and Berber ancestry, the Beidane represent 30% of Mauritania's population. The Beidane people’s language is Hassaniya Arabic. Al-Bidān is an endonym used within Mauritania and Western Sahara by the Bidān people to refer to themselves. The name “Beidane” refers to “Moors.” During the 20th century, colonial French authorities named present-day Mauritania after ancient Mauretania. Since antiquity, ancient Mauretania’s peoples were known throughout the Mediterranean world as the Indigenous inhabitants the coastal Maghreb. In contemporary Mauritanian society, the Beidane people’s form a significant part of Mauritania’s total population.
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