Add to ORKGThis paper analyzes the lifestyle of Bedouin tribes in Arabia prior to the rise of Islam. It looks closely at how Bedouin tribes were able to coexist alongside pre-Islamic settlements and secure a dominant position in Arabia. Specifically, this paper covers the Bedouin\u27s practice of pastoralism, tribalism, and militarism, and explains how Bedouin tribes were able to secure and maintain a dominant position in Arabia despite the pressure of neighboring settlements
With the advent of Islam in the Arabian Peninsula, its decentralized and undeveloped structure was f...
The ethnographic study on which this thesis is based was carried on from September 2002 through Augu...
The present dissertation describes and analyses the growth of the 'Arab al-Hjerat from a small short...
The Bedouins who live nomadically have existed for a long time in the desert region of Arabia. They ...
In 1953, Werner Caskel produced a theory which he called “the Bedouinization of Arabia”. In this, he...
This thesis analyzes economic change among the bedouin of northern Arabia by examining four factors:...
This thesis examines the sedentarization of bedouin nomads in Saudi Arabia: partly in general, but m...
The great orientalist scholars - such as Burckhardt, Doughty, Jaussen, and Musil – provide an impres...
The author first reviews certain characteristics of Bedouin life in the Central region of Saudi Arab...
This study is the first comprehensive geographical research upon the bedouin tribes of Galilee. Th...
This paper examines shifting modalities of government over Bedouins of the Negev. During the first t...
How did the era of colonial divide-and-rule in the Arab East—the creation of the new mandates of Gre...
Abstract: This article examines the concept of Bedouin culture in the Middle East as it is perceived...
Arabia lies outside the focus of most archaeologists working in western Asia and is considered to ha...
Change occurs throughout the world on a daily basis, and as a result, its inhabitants are encouraged...
With the advent of Islam in the Arabian Peninsula, its decentralized and undeveloped structure was f...
The ethnographic study on which this thesis is based was carried on from September 2002 through Augu...
The present dissertation describes and analyses the growth of the 'Arab al-Hjerat from a small short...
The Bedouins who live nomadically have existed for a long time in the desert region of Arabia. They ...
In 1953, Werner Caskel produced a theory which he called “the Bedouinization of Arabia”. In this, he...
This thesis analyzes economic change among the bedouin of northern Arabia by examining four factors:...
This thesis examines the sedentarization of bedouin nomads in Saudi Arabia: partly in general, but m...
The great orientalist scholars - such as Burckhardt, Doughty, Jaussen, and Musil – provide an impres...
The author first reviews certain characteristics of Bedouin life in the Central region of Saudi Arab...
This study is the first comprehensive geographical research upon the bedouin tribes of Galilee. Th...
This paper examines shifting modalities of government over Bedouins of the Negev. During the first t...
How did the era of colonial divide-and-rule in the Arab East—the creation of the new mandates of Gre...
Abstract: This article examines the concept of Bedouin culture in the Middle East as it is perceived...
Arabia lies outside the focus of most archaeologists working in western Asia and is considered to ha...
Change occurs throughout the world on a daily basis, and as a result, its inhabitants are encouraged...
With the advent of Islam in the Arabian Peninsula, its decentralized and undeveloped structure was f...
The ethnographic study on which this thesis is based was carried on from September 2002 through Augu...
The present dissertation describes and analyses the growth of the 'Arab al-Hjerat from a small short...