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The Bedouin lived in black tents. In Arabic "beit sha'ar" or "house of hair". They are familiarly referred to as a "beit" or "house" (the same word of course as a house in a village).
They are woven by the Bedouin women out of goats' hair, in separate sections; a woman will normally weave the sections for her own "house", and also prepare the fabric strips in advance in anticipation of future need by her family or perhaps her children later. Goats' hair shrinks when it is wet, so in winter the tent is protected by the closely woven fabric. When it is dry, this fabric often sags, seeming to have holes everywhere, and allowing a breeze to enter.
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What was bedouin currency called?
What is bedouin currency called
What is the leader of the bedouin tribe or clan called?
The leader of the Bedouin tribe or clan is called a shaykh.
What were the Arab nomads called?
The Nomads who live in the Arab Deserts are called Bedouins.
What were Arab nomads called?
They were called the Bedouin.
What is the had of a Bedouin tribe called?
sheik
What is a bedouin tribal leader called?
Sheikh.
What were Syrian nomads called?
The Bedouin are a nomadic people of the MidEast. Camel and sheep breeding provide their main livelihood, and they follow Islam.
What is a desert herder who travels from oasis to oasis called?
Bedouin's
When was Bedouin Soundclash created?
Bedouin Soundclash was created in 2001.
How do you pronounce Bedouin?
The word "Bedouin" is pronounced as buh-DOO-in.
What are the nomads called who live in Arabian and Syrian Deserts?
Nomadic means that they travel from place to place and never stay in one place for very long. Most would make their living from trading or from farming in goats or camels which they then sell or trade for other goods.
Why is Nabati poetry called?
Nabati poetry is also known as "the people's poetry" and "Bedouin poetry".
