User:Khalilnomadic/sandbox/Aarib Trib Nomadic lifetsyle

Aarib Trib Nomadic lifestyle The life of Aarib Tribe inhabitants of the desert is characterized by migration from place to place in search of food and water for them and for their livestock since 16-century. The camel (desert ship) is their means of transport. Livestock and travel are an integral part of Aarib Bedouin life. Their lifestyles are simple and unchanging, based on mobility in their livelihoods, where they stay in temporary places and when resources are scarce in their place of residence they move elsewhere. The Bedouin is the first to seek and develop his relationship with nature and adapt to its circumstances and extract his livelihood from them, such as his house, food needs, and others. The Bedouin's ability to live in the desert depends on the appropriateness of the humanitarian and social spheres. After his relationship with nature was a dependent and negative relationship on his part became a relationship of cooperation and exchange and began to intervene effectively in the formation of life and the adaptation of nature. ...