This compelling book by Ali Afifi Ali Ghazi offers a profound exploration of the Bedouin tribes inhabiting Iraq and the Arabian Peninsula, as meticulously documented through the unique perspectives of various historical travelers. It provides an unparalleled ethnographic lens, capturing their intricate customs, enduring traditions, societal structures, and daily existences through vivid firsthand accounts. The work yields invaluable insights into the vibrant cultural legacy and remarkable resilience of these nomadic communities. It illuminates their profound connections with their environment and the broader world throughout centuries past, serving as an indispensable resource for understanding the rich historical tapestry of the region.