Maʻdān people

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The Maʻdān people, also known as the Marsh Arabs, are an indigenous Arab community traditionally living in the marshlands of southern Iraq, renowned for their unique water-based culture, reed architecture, and buffalo herding.

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The Marsh Arabs (1964) → subject → Maʻdān people ⓘ