bedu

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bedu

(ˈbɛduː)
adj
relating to Beduins
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Sheikh Zayed had recognised this and also that Abu Dhabi as a whole could never be stable and prosperous if he created a wealthy and educated class on the coast, while the Bedus remained poor and uneducated.
A large part of the population was Bedu - for thousands of years, a son would join his father in attending to livestock and taking part in tribal affairs, while a daughter would get into stitching clothes and preparing food.
The arrival of education was something that Bedu viewed as belonging to the city dwellers.
Die Adler (The Eagles) are away to Freiburg in Germany on Sunday and the Bedus will be watching the game live on a big screen in Al Barari opposite Global Village from 7.30pm.
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There was a stream of the execrable Arabic, or Chinese, while the bedus stared in astonishment, or incomprehension: then slowly backed off.
"I'm longing to see some bedu," Richard said, "preferably some ferocious ones.
"But our bedu have an uncanny sense of direction," Richard said.
The Camel Trek group, guided by Bedus, crossed the Wahiba Sands on camel back in a caravan, following ancient camel caravan routes used by traders long departed.
Grade 7 students journeyed to the Wahiba Sands to study the Bedu way of life by visiting a Bedu family who introduced them to Omani hospitality by sharing kahwa and dates with them.
They enjoyed Omani hospitality including listening to music from the A'ud at Bedu camps, and demonstrated their good citizenship through a beach clean-up exercise.
At the Egyptian stall, jewellery worn by the Bedus of Egypt was on display.
The village feel