How did the nature of Arabia affect the lives and occupations of the Arabs?

Due to the fact that most of the Arabian Peninsula is a dry and desert territory, the main activity of the Arab nomads was the breeding of small livestock, which included sheep, goats and camels.

In search of water and small steppe areas, they moved with their herds from place to place.

In addition, in places suitable for agriculture, they grew dates, spices, and various fruits, obtaining water for irrigation from nearby wells or in small oases.