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Most of these groups are now sedentary or semi-sedentary, and only a few are still nomadic. There is no overall system of political organization within any of these communities, but cohesion within each community is strong. In Egypt, members of the communities are treated as citizens and are expected to comply with all the laws of the land. In Iraq, however, they are not considered nationals and have few political or economic rights. All the above-mentioned communities largely share the beliefs and practices of the local Muslim populations. Some of the music played by these groups has been recorded.
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nomadic, counties and their cultures, most of these groups are now sedentary or semi-sedentary, peripatetics of iraq, syria, lebanon, jordan, israel, egypt, sudan, and yemen, peripatetics, move from place to place, share the beliefs and practices of the local muslim populations, historical change from nomadic life to farming, nomadic peoples (2000 to 1200 bc)
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