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===Pre-Islamic Arabia===
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In pre-Islamic Arabia, the Arab tribes were 
often organized around extended family units, and tribal identity was key to understanding one's heritage and honor. Each tribe, or qabila, would trace its lineage back to a common ancestor. These genealogies were passed down orally, with poets, historians, and storytellers responsible for preserving these family histories.
The Arabs were well known for their oral traditions and poetry, where family lineages were often preserved in elaborate genealogies. For example, many pre-Islamic poets like Imru' al-Qais referenced their tribal heritage and the great ancestors of their families in their poetry.