العرب و حياتهم العقلية

Abstract EN

The Arab undoubtedly inhabited an Arab environment limited by certain areas, varying terrain and a difficult climate, because we simply study a desert environment of which deserts and wastelands represent a large part.

Argeography is important for such a study on the one hand, and for limiting this genus to a specific range on the other hand.

The Ar, like all other nations, had a mentality of their own, by which they were known, and through which they were known by other countries that were both neighboring and hostile to them.

Therefore, the Arabian race was not an innovation of the other races.

Its members and tribes had social relations that oscillated between strength and weakness, between harmony and rivalry, between union and division, and between peace and war.

It was also the commitment of the individual to his group and of the group to the tribe, and of the tribe to cousins, kinship and mixed marriages of other tribes, and between the tribe and its allies in peace.

and war, and other relationships and engagements that form a circle that grows as nervousness increases and narrows as it shrinks.