Sri Lankan Moor Erotic

Sri Lankan Moors comprise approximately 9.2% of the Sri Lankan population per the 2012 Census — approximately 1.9 million, the third-largest ethnic group. The community is the Tamil-speaking Sunni Muslim population of Sri Lanka, descended from medieval Arab and Persian Muslim merchants who settled the southern Sri Lankan coast (predominantly during the 8th-15th centuries CE during the Indian Ocean Islamic merchant trade) plus subsequent admixture with the broader Tamil and Sinhalese populations. The community speaks Tamil as the primary first language (with substantial Arabic-Persian-Urdu vocabulary in religious contexts) plus increasingly Sinhalese and English. Concentrated in Eastern Province (Ampara, Trincomalee, Batticaloa, where Moors are demographically a substantial share of the population), the Western Province commercial centers (Colombo), and other coastal cities. Distinct from broader Sri Lankan Tamil populations by religion and from broader Indian Muslim populations by the Tamil-language base and the Sri Lankan ethnogenesis.