@employed144: Many people who lived for generations in hot, dry desert regions developed physical traits that can offer some protection from harsh environmental conditions. For example, thick eyebrows may help block sweat and dust from getting into the eyes, while long eyelashes can help reduce the amount of sand and debris carried by wind that reaches the eyes. Thicker hair can provide some shade for the scalp and help protect it from strong sun exposure. Darker hair and features are often linked to higher levels of melanin, which can give some protection against intense sunlight. These traits are not unique to Arabs and can be found in many populations around the world, since human features are shaped by a combination of genetics, ancestry, and long-term environmental influences. #arabs #fypシ #westasians #northafricans #arabic

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So they have longer lashes to protect their eyes? That actually makes sense

𖣂 :

We just tuff like that

𝐑.𝐌⁷ :

The khol (eyeliner) is actually to protect our eyes from dust and Dryness

nut :

Ngl climate adaptation is so interesting

Mia :

Think about climate adaptation at least twice a week

૮ ˙Ⱉ˙ ა :

out of topic, but any book recs with this vibes, that could teach me about their way of living

Sheree🐈‍⬛ :

And we love it

tiyel111 :

انا مبهورة من فكرة انه الحواجب والرموشة الكثيفة كانت عشان تحميهم من الغبار سبحان الله

Mekwndn :

human evolve based on the environments is beautiful per se

Wobble :

they’re so gorggg

apylifw :

Humans are so beautiful

MYSh🐬 :

Whenever i see someone, like an individual, i feel like everyone is a standard themselves, we dun gotta fit in someone else’s standard

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طيب والي عاشوا في جبال او وديان ؟

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that’s tuff

🫙 :

True- although this post is accurate in regards of “climate adaptation”, the idea in which Middle easterners (esp the gulf region) live in conditions shown in the video is highly inaccurate. Even 100 years ago they did not live amongst sandy dunes. There were houses and not just tents. I mean even during the time of the PBUH they lived in clay houses, there was civilization. And there is a big population of Khalijees that live by seashore. What you are referring to is the life of Bedouins. And even tho the Middle East is it highly associated with “Bedouin life” most of them are Hadhar too. Especially as the days go by- especially now. Though it does and will remain part of our history that we are proud of.

່ :

my mum, shes indonesian / saudi arabia

🖤 :

₦Ⱡ₥ :

Hejaz >

user82197804598 :

curly and wavy hair is fr a blessing

ZM :

I think it’s from khol a traditional thing they put in there eyes

S :

my thick eyebrows are for the sun and my lush lashes are for the sand 🙂‍↕️

KAIN P. EPE :

i hate my face features damn