Qaryas
Qaryas are a type of nomadic or semi-nomadic group found in certain arid and semi-arid regions, particularly in North Africa and parts of the Middle East. The term itself often refers to a specific social organization and lifestyle rather than a strictly ethnic or tribal classification. Qaryas are characterized by their reliance on pastoralism, moving their livestock, typically sheep, goats, and camels, to find suitable grazing lands and water sources. This migratory pattern is dictated by seasonal changes and environmental conditions.
The social structure of a qarya is often based on kinship and extended family ties, forming a