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It is true that Harsusi with the spread of school education and modern civilizational progress - which are good indeed - is under pressure. This language of oral non-written MSA languages is a language of countries folklore and daily speach - like any local Arabic dialect. But it is a Semitic non-Arabic language sure.
There are some Harsusi as well as some other Modern South Arabian languages MP3 examples at SemArch website of Heidelberg University in Germany.