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LOL, no.
it makes me laugh to know that people still think that most arabs still live in tents with their camels and stuff ,while most of them are actually richer than us.
arabs USED to live in tents, but that was a very long time ago, and the people who still do are called 'bedouin' they are arab Nomads, but they are very few.
yes, live in the desert, but if you go there you'll be surprised.
the majority of arabs lives in villas, don't concentrate on arabs just in saudia arbia , arabs are in (qatar , Bahrain , Kuwait , Oman , UAE...) which are some very rich countries.
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