Sentence examples for bedouin group from inspiring English sources

Although a Bedouin group might include a small number of outsiders, such as prisoners of war, Meccan society was markedly diverse, including non-Arabs as well as Arabs, slave as well as free.

In a short story written by the prominent Israeli literary figure Amos Oz in 1965, entitled 'Nomads and the Viper', he described the interaction that occurred between the residents of a kibbutz and a Bedouin group who, following a particularly dry year, moved northward in search of grazing land.

During medieval times, some nomadic Bedouin groups, including the Hawwara, migrated from northwestern Africa.

Some other Bedouin groups settled voluntarily in response to changing political and economic conditions.

Hereditary tribal Bedouin groups claimed certain lands as their dirah (tribal territory), where their flocks could graze and water.

Historically many Bedouin groups also raided trade caravans and villages at the margins of settled areas or extracted payments from settled areas in return for protection.

Meanwhile, Bedouin groups from Sinai will attack security checkpoints in the peninsular to help members of Hamas enter Egypt to facilitate a revolt against the army and the new president.

The authorities did not provide a motive for the latest attack, the first on that terminal, but have blamed previous attacks on Sinai Bedouin groups, who have clashed repeatedly with the security forces and long complained about discrimination.

International aid and Bedouin groups say tens of thousands of people could ultimately be affected.

"[The victims] are then taken to the Sinai and sold, sometimes more than once, to Bedouin groups living in the Sinai". The report was authored by Meron Estefanos, an Eritrean human rights activist in Sweden, and Prof Mirjam van Reisen and Dr Conny Rijken of Tilburg University in the Netherlands.

According to the findings of a six-week investigation by both reporters, who write for Al Masry Al Yawm, an independent newspaper in Egypt, the escape from the prison was performed by Bedouin groups working under the command of Hezbollah, the single most powerful group in Lebanon, the Palestinian Islamic group Hamas and families of individual prisoners.