... buildings are created where they would be obligated to stay and tend to them. The Bedouin tent is divided is two by a woven curtain called a ma'nad. The two sections each have their intended purposes. One of the sections, called the mag'ad, translated in arabic as "sitting place", is used for entertaining guests and recieving visitors. The other section is called ma'nad. This section is used for cooking and recieving women guests. The most permanent part of their existence is probably their burial techniques. Although their burial services are short and simple, Bedouins have a profound respect for their dead. They bury the deceased in a shallow grave with a stone placed at the head and the foot of the grave. The deceased's belongings are then stacked on top of the grave so that a fellow traveler can come and use them. Etiquette is also a large part of Bedouin ...

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