Fulani, Pulaar in Senegal

Fulani, Pulaar in Senegal

pronounced: poo-LAR foo-LAH-nee

The Pulaar are known as the defenders of the Muslim faith and proudly acknowledge themselves as the first black Africans to convert to Islam. Islamic tradition, as well as the climate, influences clothing styles. Generally, men wear long flowing cloaks called booboos with turbans or Islamic-style skullcaps. The women commonly wear long, flowing dresses also called booboos.

Ministry Obstacles

These people have a strong commitment to their current faith, and have not been generally open to the Gospel of Jesus Christ in the past.

Outreach Ideas

Sustained prayer for the Pulaar is needed. Stories from Scripture coupled with Gospel films and recordings may communicate effectively.

Scripture Focus

Then the name of our Lord Jesus will be honored because of the way you live, and you will be honored along with Him. This is all made possible because of the grace of our God and Lord, Jesus Christ. 2 Thes 1:12

Scripture Prayer

Make this your prayer for today’s people group.

Prayer Focus

There are a few hundred believers among the Pulaar. Pray for these and for others that will eventually find Christ. Pray they will put on the full armor of God, including the shield of faith. Pray also for discipling leading to maturity for these believers, and for rapid multiplication of home groups. Pray for these people to increasingly understand that Jesus is deity, the Son of God, and that they will desire to know him and follow him.