Sunni Arabs

Sunni Arabs are a subgroup of the Arab people who follow Sunni Islam, the largest branch of Islam. They primarily reside in countries like Iraq, Syria, Jordan, and Palestine. Sunni Islam emphasizes community consensus and tradition (the Sunnah) for religious practices and leadership. As Arabs, they share a common language, culture, and history rooted in the Arab world. Sunni Arabs play significant roles in their societies and often influence regional politics and social structures. Their identity combines religious belief with cultural and ethnic elements, making them a key demographic in the Middle East.