Titlebook: Shaikhdoms of Eastern Arabia; Peter Lienhardt,Ahmed Al-Shahi Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2001

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Women and Men,? But the answer is obvious: Arab houses simply present blind walls to the street, unless they have more than one storey, in which case the upper walls may be pierced by a few windows set at such a height that no one can possibly see in through them. Peeping out may be allowed; but it is peeping in

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The Bedouin, of attitudes to life, evolved in both cases in experience and vicissitude, can be seen if we juxtapose two verses, one of them widely known in Arabia, the other equally famous in Persia. The Arabic verse says,.The Persian verse recommends a different philosophy:.The Arabic verse draws its metaphor

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Towns and Maritime Activities,, in spite of all the new building that is going on, they retain a desert flavour, different from those Middle Eastern towns and cities where a large peasant population intervenes between bedouin and urban life and provides the strongest element in urban recruitment. In Eastern Arabia the desert san

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The Shaikhly Families,of the Jawasim in 1803. In these two lines are included the shaikhs who are now associated with Ras Al-Khaimah. Other descendants of Sultan bin Saqr are descended through other sons and are associated with Sharjah. These have been omitted. The third generation included in this chart, that is, the ge

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,Editor’s Epilogue,nto the political and social conditions of the shaikhdoms of the Trucial States. It is hoped that the present volume will stimulate further anthropological researches into the region that will complement Peter’s research endeavours. However, he left four typed pages of numbered notes which were inte

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2633-5964 ique and in-depth insight into the complex and varied cultural patterns of the Arabs, Persians and the people of the East African Coast in the 1950s, before the advent of oil wealth radically altered the style of life and expectations of the people living in these sheikdoms. In a compelling narrativ

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Towns and Maritime Activities,ith ease and confidence – bedouin who in the past played a part in the life of the sea, just as townsmen made sorties with their camels into the desert. Towns have grown up in places where there have been anchorages and some fresh water of however poor a quality. Some of them are sited in positions which afford natural defence against land attack.

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