Haddad (wanda aka fi sani da Danoa) ƙabila ce ta musulmin Sahelian da aka samo ta cikin kasashen Najeriya, Chadi da Sudan, waɗanda suka kai sama da mutane 250,000[ana buƙatar hujja] . Suna zaune a tsakiyar wasu mutane kuma basu da yarensu amma suna magana da yaren al'ummar da ke kewaye da su. Aikin gargajiya na al'umma ya kasance shine aikin beenanƙirari . Duk sauran ƙabilun sun raina su a duniya, kuma suna rayuwa wariya, gaba ɗaya ba tare da wani yanki ko haƙƙin ruwa ba. Suna da matukar damuwa kuma membobin wasu kungiyoyi suna ɗaukar su mara taɓawa. Haddad ne ya mayar da waɗannan maganganun, waɗanda ke kula da ƙungiyoyin su sosai. Kwanan nan, membobin Haddad, saboda raguwar ikon mallakarsu na baƙar fata wanda ya haifar da shigo da kayayyaki, sun fara ƙaura zuwa garuruwan Sudan, suna zaune kusa da sauran ƙabilun. Olson, James Stuart (1996). The Peoples of Africa: An Ethnohistorical Dictionary. Greenwood Press. p. 216. ISBN 0-313-27918-7.