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الصفحة 137
A household includes all the wives , unmarried daughters , sons , daughters - in - law , and grandchildren of its male head , the owner of the cattle from which the family's subsistence is derived . If he is a polygynist , his wives and ...
A household includes all the wives , unmarried daughters , sons , daughters - in - law , and grandchildren of its male head , the owner of the cattle from which the family's subsistence is derived . If he is a polygynist , his wives and ...
الصفحة 142
Although each of them owns his cattle individually if he does not have a living father , his alliance with patrilineal kinsmen is stressed by the notion that their herds were one in the past , i.e. that they were inherited from a common ...
Although each of them owns his cattle individually if he does not have a living father , his alliance with patrilineal kinsmen is stressed by the notion that their herds were one in the past , i.e. that they were inherited from a common ...
الصفحة 143
to herd or water cattle ; also , and even more emphatically , they are forbidden to milk , bleed , or slaughter an animal or to build or clean the enclosure in which the mature cattle are kept . Since cattle husbandry is almost the only ...
to herd or water cattle ; also , and even more emphatically , they are forbidden to milk , bleed , or slaughter an animal or to build or clean the enclosure in which the mature cattle are kept . Since cattle husbandry is almost the only ...
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Further Tributes | 11 |
An Analytical Note on the Land and Spirits of the Sewa Mende M C Jędrej | 38 |
CONTRIBUTORS TO THIS NUMBER | 45 |
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