كتابى عن البقارة: تصميم وصورة غلاف كتابى بالأنجليزية .. ريكم شنو؟

Quote: more death of Baggara than wars. Baggara men keep their women under close custody and watch them out from sex predators (virtually from any man). In many occasions Baggara would kill a sexual predator right away in spot in raging dogs’ fight if they caught him; if he escapes and the damage was great such as a women get pregnant or lost her virginity, the predator should be compelled to marry her. A dragging war between different Baggara clans may ensue if one clan sexually predating on other clan’s women. Hundreds or more men might take up arms: spears, sticks, machetes, swards or even automatic weapons with round of ammunitions and they take on the other clan. In the past, a tribal Baggara war might inevitably ensued: many men could be killed, orphans would be left gazing at the blue, widows moaning and dusting their head.s with ash, misery and complete chaos would be seen everywhere. A legendary ‘Dahis wal-Ghabra’ Arabs’ tribal wars story, that raged for forty years between the Fazarah and ‘Ebs Arabs, may characterize the belligerent feudalism between Baggara clans over women affairs. Had the predator being a Baggara, his whole clan would have been taken by storm. In past times a whole clan would be annihilated. Only when the perpetrator clan succumbs, then the war would subside and blood money would have been paid for dead from both sides and the predator would be compelled to marry his victim.

(عدل بواسطة بريمة محمد on 10-06-2012, 06:56 PM)