WORLD HISTORY

Detailed explanation-1: -noun. a nomadic Arab of the desert. Bedouins (or Bedawi in Arabic), a semi-nomadic group of desert-dwellers who traversed the sands, are the oldest inhabitants of the Arabian desert. Known for their resourcefulness and hospitality, the Bedouins survived harsh weather conditions and lived in difficult environments.

Detailed explanation-2: -Bedouin is a common name for an Arabian shepherd who grazes his goats somewhere in the desert or near the desert. They often live nomadic life. Nomad is a person who moves. He has his tent, which he can pack when he needs it and goes to another place where there is currently more food and water for him and his animals.

Detailed explanation-3: -The original nomads Over time, modernisation has slowly crept in; today, most Bedouins are no longer fully nomadic and live in houses in towns and villages. However, many maintain a traditional tent so they can still move around with the seasons in search of better grazing.

Detailed explanation-4: -Bedouins are Arabs and desert nomads who hail from and continue to live primarily in the Arabian peninsula and the Middle East and North Africa. They the have traditionally lived in the arid steppe regions along the margins of rain-fed cultivation.