- made
written references to
Arabs as
inhabitants of the Levant, Mesopotamia, and Arabia.
Throughout the
Ancient Near East,
Arabs established influential civilizations...
- "heifer herder"), also
known as
Chadian Arabs, are a
nomadic confederation of
people of
mixed Arab and
Arabized indigenous African ancestry, inhabiting...
- Afro-
Arabs,
African Arabs, or
Black Arabs are
Arabs who have
predominantly or
total Sub-Saharan
African ancestry.
These include primarily minority groups...
-
Palestinians in
Israel Israeli Arabs Israeli Palestinian Arabs Israeli Palestinians Arab citizens of
Israel Arab Israelis 48ers, '48
Arabs Two appellations, among...
- the rule of
three major Islamic groups: the
Arabs, the Persian-influenced
Arabs and the Turks. The
Arabs who
conquered Syria and
Palestine had simple...
- the
Marsh Arabs was
later described by the
explorer Wilfred Thesiger in his
classic The
Marsh Arabs (1964).
Thesiger lived with the
Marsh Arabs for months...
-
century CE, the po****tion of
Eastern Arabia consisted of
Christian Arabs,
Zoroastrian Arabs, Jews, and Aramaic-speaking agriculturalists. Some
sedentary dialects...
- tongue.
Sudanese Arabs make up 70% of the po****tion of Sudan,
however prior to the
independence of
South Sudan in 2011,
Sudanese Arabs made up only 40%...
- anti-discrimination laws in
relation to
labour issues, with
Emiratis – and
other GCC
Arabs –
getting preference in
public sector jobs
despite lesser credentials than...
- from
different Arab countries.
Arabs also come from non-
Arab countries as
ethnic minorities (e.g.
Khuzestani Arabs and
Palestinian Arabs residing in occupied...
