Brief introduction of Beruyin people

Bedouins are Arabs who live a nomadic life in the desert wilderness with clans and tribes as the basic units. In the early Middle Ages, they accounted for the vast majority of the peninsula residents and were in the stage of primitive commune system in which water sources and pastures were public. Living on weeds is the most basic way of life for most of them. They live in tents that can be moved at any time. Raising camels, sheep, hunting and robbery are their hobbies and their main occupations. In this critical period on the eve of the emergence of Islam, the main social feature of the central and northern Arabian Peninsula is the nomadic life of Bedouins.

Camels are very important to Bedouins, so Bedouins like to call themselves camel people. "Without camels, you can't imagine a place to live in the desert. Nomads depend on camels for nutrition, transportation and trade. The bride's bride price, the murderer's atonement money, the gambler's bet and the chieftain's wealth are all calculated by camels. Camel milk can quench thirst, camel meat can satisfy hunger, camel skin can be used as clothes, camel hair can be used as tents, camel dung can be used as fuel, and camel urine can be used as hair tonic. " Perseverance, diligence, hospitality, freedom and freedom are the personality characteristics of Bedouins. In order to enjoy the maximum freedom, they would rather live a hard nomadic life than a settled city life. They don't recognize any laws other than tribal traditions, they don't obey any regime, they don't recognize any political system, they don't have the concept of discipline and authority, and they don't have a political organization to settle in society. They follow the habits of their predecessors and are controlled by tribal customs. As long as it is recognized by the general will, it is legal. The society they live in is called "anarchy society", and the clan linked by blood relationship is its social foundation. Through blood relationship, they combined the family into a clan; Combine clans into tribes. In order to strengthen power, the tribes joined forces to form a tribal alliance. In Bedouin society, women are responsible for housework such as chopping wood, fetching water and milking, and it is common to bury baby girls alive in a lower position. In marriage, only consanguinity, inbreeding and mutual evolution have become habits.

Bedouins love bohemian life, and chivalrous behavior is the highest standard for nomadic tribes to measure everyone's morality. In Arabic, the word "Mru" means extremely brave and upright, and dares to charge for clan interests at the expense of life.