Bedouin
society is organized into tribes, which are made up of many families. πͺ
Each tribe has its leader, the sheikh. Families usually stay close together, sharing responsibilities of taking care of animals and making tents. Bedouin children learn essential skills, like herding and cooking, from their parents. Families often work together, creating a strong bond. π
οΈ Boys and girls both participate in rituals and cultural practices, preparing them for adult life. The family is central to their culture, providing love, support, and guidance as each member learns the ways of the desert.