Bedouin Communities

Bedouin communities are traditionally nomadic Arab groups, primarily found in desert regions of the Middle East and North Africa. They live in close-knit social structures, relying on herding livestock, such as camels and goats, and adaptable to harsh environments. While many have shifted to settled lifestyles due to modernization, their cultural practices, oral traditions, and connections to the land remain vital. Bedouins value hospitality, family ties, and independence, maintaining a unique heritage rooted in mobility and resilience amidst changing social and political landscapes.