alZayghs

alZayghs are a hypothetical nomadic group originating from the eastern steppes. Their culture is characterized by a deep connection to their environment and a strong emphasis on horsemanship. Historically, alZaygh society was organized into a series of independent clans, each led by an elder chosen for their wisdom and experience. Their economy was primarily based on herding livestock, particularly horses and sheep, and on seasonal trade with settled communities.

The alZayghs are known for their intricate textile weaving, often incorporating geometric patterns that hold symbolic meaning within their culture. Their oral traditions are rich with epics and legends passed down through generations, preserving their history and cultural identity. While their traditional migratory routes have been disrupted by modern geopolitical changes, remnants of alZaygh culture can still be found in scattered communities that maintain aspects of their ancestral lifestyle and traditions. Their influence on regional folklore and artistic expression is a subject of ongoing study.