Meanings of bedouin tribes in English

The southern region-theclimbing-supportsa stable culture of Bedouin tribes, burdened by military occupation.

This important position is frequently visited by the Bedouin tribes.

Across the city are the powerful Zintanis, more secular-leaning and mostly drawn from the Bedouin tribes.

Their leaders oppose the growing dominance of Arab Bedouin tribes led by the Zintans in the security forces.

Mohammed in 622 A.D. transformed, as if by magic, a cluster of Bedouin tribes into a warlike people.

The government in Cairo says it is cracking down and recruiting security patrols from Bedouin tribes in the area.

But Bonaparte succeeded in subjugating the hostile Bedouin tribes, as he had already subjugated the population of the cities.

Numerous Bedouin tribes encamp here in the winter, when the torrents produce a copious supply of water, and a few

They number about 90,000, and are almost continuously at war with the neighboring Bedouin tribes.

It was extremely perilous at that time to adventure into the great desert, for the wild Bedouin tribes were encamped there.

The government is keen to develop the strategic peninsula after a number of recent clashes between security forces and impoverished Bedouin tribes.

For the possession of the springs and pasture lands they fought with the energy and craft that characterize the Bedouin tribes to-day.

All the officials and upper classes in Egypt are Turks, and one hears more Turkish than Arabic, except among the Bedouin tribes.

He was now master of Hedaz, overlord of Yemen and the Bedouin tribes of the interior as far as the dim Syrian border.

Knowing that my intended way led through a diversity of Bedouin tribes, I thought it advisable to equip myself in the simplest manner.

The volcanic highlands (Harrah) of Kheibar were always inaccessible, owing to their being surrounded by waterless deserts and fanatic Bedouin tribes.