Bedouins, Not 'Egyptians': Characteristics and Features of the Bedouin Tribes of Sinai

The Bedouin tribes of Sinai have experienced a range of interventions in their way of life that have brought them into contention with different states and state agents. The self-identity of Bedouin tribes in Sinai has been drawn upon in struggles between Bedouin and governing authorities, which in...
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Autor*in:	Ahmed Moonakal,, Nadeem [verfasserIn] Sparks, Matthew R. [verfasserIn]

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Erschienen:	2022

Schlagwörter:	Ägypten Israel Sinai Beduine Ethnische Identität Gruppenidentität Gruppenkohäsion

Übergeordnetes Werk:	Enthalten in: Nomadic peoples - Isle of Harris : White Horse Press, 1980, 26(2022), 2, Seite 219-242
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abstract	The Bedouin tribes of Sinai have experienced a range of interventions in their way of life that have brought them into contention with different states and state agents. The self-identity of Bedouin tribes in Sinai has been drawn upon in struggles between Bedouin and governing authorities, which in recent history have included two empires and two nation-states. Even now, the Bedouin of Sinai exhibit minimal ties with the religious and political authorities of Egypt, a continuation of trends stretching back to the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. This article examines different facets of contemporary Sinai Bedouin life and explores the complexity of identity of the Sinai Bedouin through their traditional practices, including oral traditions that provide them with the counter-narratives by which they define themselves. [Bedouin; Egypt; Israel; Sinai; identity; social cohesion]
abstractGer	The Bedouin tribes of Sinai have experienced a range of interventions in their way of life that have brought them into contention with different states and state agents. The self-identity of Bedouin tribes in Sinai has been drawn upon in struggles between Bedouin and governing authorities, which in recent history have included two empires and two nation-states. Even now, the Bedouin of Sinai exhibit minimal ties with the religious and political authorities of Egypt, a continuation of trends stretching back to the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. This article examines different facets of contemporary Sinai Bedouin life and explores the complexity of identity of the Sinai Bedouin through their traditional practices, including oral traditions that provide them with the counter-narratives by which they define themselves. [Bedouin; Egypt; Israel; Sinai; identity; social cohesion]
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