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IndexIndex1.1. What are the BedouinsWhat are the Bedouins2.2. Location of BedouinsLocation of Bedouins3.3. Climated locationClimated location4.4. Main features of Bedouins:Main features of Bedouins:

• Physical features of BedouinsPhysical features of Bedouins• Life and customsLife and customs

5.5. Historical lifestyle evolution: do they live Historical lifestyle evolution: do they live today in the same way as they did before?today in the same way as they did before?

6.6. What are the differences between how What are the differences between how they lived in the past and todaythey lived in the past and today

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1.What are the Bedouins?1.What are the Bedouins?

The Bedouins are Arab nomads that roam the Arab deserts and North Africa and The Bedouins are Arab nomads that roam the Arab deserts and North Africa and engaged in search for water and pasture for their flocks of dromedaries, camels, goats and sheep.engaged in search for water and pasture for their flocks of dromedaries, camels, goats and sheep.

They are originate from the Arabic peninsula but in the VII century, with the conquests of They are originate from the Arabic peninsula but in the VII century, with the conquests of islam, spread throughout Northern Africa.islam, spread throughout Northern Africa.

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2. Location of Bedouins2. Location of Bedouins

The Bedouins live in the Arabian Peninsula (Asia) from which they originate and in northern The Bedouins live in the Arabian Peninsula (Asia) from which they originate and in northern Africa. Africa.

• Countries of the Arabian peninsula: Countries of the Arabian peninsula: -Saudi Arabia-Saudi Arabia

-Jordan-Jordan

-Israel-Israel

-Syria-Syria

-Iraq-Iraq

-Kuwait-Kuwait

-United arab emirates-United arab emirates

-Barhain-Barhain

• Countries inCountries in North Africa:North Africa:

-Argelia-Argelia

-Tunisia-Tunisia

-Libya-Libya

-Egypt-Egypt

-Morocco-Morocco

-Mali-Mali

-Mauritania-Mauritania

-Western Sahara-Western Sahara

-Sudan-Sudan

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Location of BedouinsLocation of Bedouins

MALI

SUDAN

Asia

North Africa

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3.Climated location3.Climated location

- The bedouins live in a desert climate. And the desert climates are located in - The bedouins live in a desert climate. And the desert climates are located in the hot zones (between the Tropics).the hot zones (between the Tropics).

- There is very little precipitations in hot deserts. During the day, temperatures - There is very little precipitations in hot deserts. During the day, temperatures very high (until 50ºC); at night fall sharply, sometimes to below 0ºCvery high (until 50ºC); at night fall sharply, sometimes to below 0ºC

- The lack of waters makes the vegetation and animal life scarce. Date palms - The lack of waters makes the vegetation and animal life scarce. Date palms grow near oasesgrow near oases

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-The Bedouins roam the deserts of Asia and Africa:-The Bedouins roam the deserts of Asia and Africa:

• ASIAASIA- Arab Deserts like the desert of Rub Al-Jal (Saudi Arabia, Iraq, - Arab Deserts like the desert of Rub Al-Jal (Saudi Arabia, Iraq,

Jordan,Jordan,Qatar, Yemen, UAE, Oman and Kuwait).Qatar, Yemen, UAE, Oman and Kuwait).- Syrian Desert (Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Iraq and Syria)- Syrian Desert (Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Iraq and Syria)- Negev Desert (southern Israel)- Negev Desert (southern Israel)

• AFRICAAFRICA- Sahara Desert.- Sahara Desert.- Desert of Libya.- Desert of Libya.

Desiertode Syria

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4.Main features of Bedouins4.Main features of Bedouins

A. A. Physical features of bedouinsPhysical features of bedouins::

The bedouins have physical features very typical:The bedouins have physical features very typical: • medium heightmedium height

• elongated skull elongated skull

• white face skin, but not too clearwhite face skin, but not too clear

• dark eyes and hairdark eyes and hair

• the nose has a special form (profile, similar to a six)the nose has a special form (profile, similar to a six)

• lobes very pronouncedlobes very pronounced

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B. Life and customsB. Life and customs

• There are two types of bedouins:There are two types of bedouins: - - The real bedouins:The real bedouins: looking for pasture and water in the desert looking for pasture and water in the desert

- The fellahin:- The fellahin: In winter, travel in caravans and engaged in trade.In winter, travel in caravans and engaged in trade. In summer, living on the edge of the desert and is In summer, living on the edge of the desert and is

engaged in engaged in agriculture.agriculture.

• They speak BadawiThey speak Badawi

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• The family is small, several families form a clan and several clans form The family is small, several families form a clan and several clans form a tribe.a tribe.

• They live in made shops of skin of hair of camel or goat: the men and They live in made shops of skin of hair of camel or goat: the men and guests live in a part and the women and children in other oneguests live in a part and the women and children in other one

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• They go in caravanThey go in caravan

• They are Muslims sunnitas They are Muslims sunnitas very religious, but continue very religious, but continue believe in their spirits Jinnis.believe in their spirits Jinnis.

• Every group possess a territory definite well and known by Every group possess a territory definite well and known by other groups, for them the borders of the countries do not other groups, for them the borders of the countries do not exist.exist.

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• They have very old laws to govern their social behavior, ownership of livestock and the use of natural resources

•They feed of lacteal products, bread of wheat, dates and dried fruits. The mensaf is the best-known food and is made up of rice with meat and yogurt

•Their songs, dance, music and oral poetry are very important to them

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• Women are responsible for:- Cooking- Sewing and assembling tents- Collect firewood for cooking- Care for children and elderly

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• Some of their customs are the Bedouin trial, camel race, tracking footprints, hospitality, the bedouin wedding, revenge, the duel, it is shameful to work for a salary…

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5. Historical lifestyle evolution5. Historical lifestyle evolution• In the late XIX century, many Bedouins, under British

Goverment, began to transit to a seminomadic life.

• In the 1950s and 1960s, large numbers of Bedouin of Asia started to leave the nomadic life to settle in cities of Midwest Asia. For example, in Syria a big drought from 1958 to 1961 forced many Bedouin to change for standard jobs.

• Oil production in the Persian Gulf, and a improve´s Desire for their standards of living, forced most Bedouin to become settled citizens.

• The goverments of Egypt and Israel want to buy their land in exchange for:

- Housing in cities- Work in exchange for a salary- Studies for their children- Health

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• Currently, the Bedouin are a less numerous clan but continue to maintain this lifestyle:

– They are semi-nomadic: they move with their livestock and farmers on the edge of the desert

– They live in tents, but with many technical advances

– Continue eating what they collect

– Maintain their customs and traditions such as dance, music and poetry

– Maintain the laws governing their social behavior, ownership of livestock and the use of natural resources

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6.DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE PAST AND THE PRESENT

PAST:

• Very large groups

• Activities were livestock and agriculture

• Nomadic pastoralists and semi-nomadic, which respected no borders of countries

• Live in tents camped in the desert

• Do not accept a salary in exchange for work

• Collect their meals

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CURRENTLY:

• Some continue being semi-nomadic:- But forced to respect the borders of countries- They are less numerous groups- Living in tents but with more technical advances- Some have replaced camels per motorized vehicles

• Others have abandoned their customs:- Work in exchange for a salary- Its activities are not only already agricultural and livestock- They live in cities or fixed villages- Have access to trade in cities or villages- It is self producing their food supply- They receive education in schools- They have access to health care

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By Andrea, Nerea, Julen , Ander, Natalia.By Andrea, Nerea, Julen , Ander, Natalia.


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