The principle inhabitants of Arabia in the sixth century were ________.

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The Bedouins were the predominant inhabitants of Arabia in the sixth century. They were nomadic tribes that mainly lived in the desert regions of Arabia, and they were known for their skills in horsemanship and hunting. The Romans and Greeks had some presence in the region, but they were not the principle inhabitants. The Quraysh were a powerful tribe in Mecca, but they were not the only inhabitants of Arabia.

The Principle Inhabitants of Arabia in the Sixth Century Were