Bedouin

Bedouins are traditionally nomadic Arab peoples who inhabit the deserts of the Middle East and North Africa. Known for their rich cultural heritage, including poetry, music, and hospitality, they have historically relied on herding livestock, such as camels and goats, and trading. Bedouin society is organized around family clans, with a strong emphasis on community and loyalty. While many Bedouins still practice a nomadic lifestyle, others have settled in urban areas, blending traditional and modern ways of life. Their customs and social structures are deeply connected to their arid environment, reflecting a unique adaptation to desert living.