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The land of tents
The African continent stretches from Mauritania in the west to a narrow strip of Ethiopia in the east. There are several tribes here that belong to the white race, but their skin color and body structure are between white and black, and they are a transitional race. The Moors of Mauritania are representative of these transitional races.
The Moors of Mauritania, divided into white Moors and black Moors, are mainly Arab-Berber people formed by the fusion of Arab conquerors with local Berbers, and mixed with black blood. As a result, almost every Moor has Berber ancestry, but the vast majority of Moors consider themselves pure Arabs and are proud of them, rather than recognizing themselves as Berbers.
The most important symbol of the Moors in Mauritania is Moorish culture and the unique Arabic dialect, the Hasan. The main productive activity of the Moors in Mauritania was pastoralism, and they were also good at business like other nomads.
Mauritania is an ancient desert country, and its hot and dry climate and nomadic life of water-by-water grass make the locals have a special affection for tents. Herders living in deserts and grasslands have a fondness for tents, and even government officials and wealthy businessmen who live in big cities and own high-end homes like to set up a tent in their yards and not far from the countryside. As a result, tents are everywhere in the country, and Mauritania is known as the "Land of Tents".
Receiving guests in tents is also an elegant Mauritanian tradition. Those high-society people with status and status like to receive guests in tents. Most surprisingly, Mauritania's annual National Day reception and welcoming ceremonies for other heads of state are also held in tents, which shows the tent complex of Mauritanians.
