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Ogan of Sumatra

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Ogan of Sumatra Cluster – People Groups

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People Name (click people name for listing)	Population	Least Reached	Progress Scale	# Peoples by Ctry	# Unreached Peoples	% Peoples Unreached	Primary Religion	Ethnic Code	Photo
Enim	138,000	Y●	1	1	1	100.0 %	Islam	MSY44k	0P Enim
Ogan	173,000	Y●	1	1	1	100.0 %	Islam	MSY44k	0P Ogan
Pegagan	259,000	Y●	1	1	1	100.0 %	Islam	MSY44k	0P Pegagan
Totals: 3 Peoples	570,000	3	1	3	3	100.0 %	Islam		3

Ogan of Sumatra Cluster –

% of People Groups ^[1]

% of Population in People Group ^{[1] [2]}

Progress Level		Peoples	% of Peoples	Population	% of Population ^[2]
	1 - Unreached	3	100.0 %	570,000	100.0 %
	2 - Minimally reached	0	0.0 %	0	0.0 %
	3 - Superficially reached	0	0.0 %	0	0.0 %
	4 - Partially reached	0	0.0 %	0	0.0 %
	5 - Significantly reached	0	0.0 %	0	0.0 %
Totals		3		570,000

NOTES:

Small Values: Values less than .3% are not shown on pie charts for labeling clarity.
% of Population in People Group: The percentage of the population that lives in a people group at each progress level. Not every person living in an unreached people group is necessarily unreached.

Ogan of Sumatra Cluster – People Photos * Note: Only people groups with photos available are displayed here.*

Enim 138,000 in 1 Country	Ogan 173,000 in 1 Country	Pegagan 259,000 in 1 Country
Ogan of Sumatra People Photos * Note: Only people groups with photos available are displayed here.*

Ogan of Sumatra Cluster – Profile

Peoples of the Ogan cluster live along the Ogan river in the southern portion of Sumatra. South Sumatrans are generally friendly, easy to get along with and quite open.
Ogan villages usually consist of 300-400 households. Houses are generally single-family dwellings of three or four rooms, and are raised on stilts.
The Ogan have practiced a form of Islam known as Sunni Shafi'i since the 16th century. Toward the end of the 16th century they were also introduced to Sufism. They tend to believe in superstitions related to spirits that inhabit certain places and objects.

Profile source: Indonesian Peoples Network / Joshua Project

Ogan of Sumatra Cluster – Languages

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Language (click Language name for details)	Language Code	Peoples-by-Ctry Primary Language	Unreached Primary Language	Bible Status	Bible Locator	Audio NT Online	Jesus Film Online	Audio Recordings Online	Gospel Tract Online
Malay, Central	pse	3	3	NT	0	0	0	0	1
Totals:	1	3	3		1	1	1	1	0

Ogan of Sumatra Cluster – Religions
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Ogan of Sumatra Cluster – Details