harem

Also known as ḥarīm, harim

appartement réservés aux femmes dans les maisons du monde arabo-musulmans (et certaines autres civilisations)

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A harem is a private residential area in some Muslim households historically reserved for women family members, kept separate from public and male spaces. The term matters because it reflects important cultural practices around gender segregation and family privacy that shaped domestic life in certain societies.

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Vinony's link graph records 1,760 inbound references to harem, and connects out to slavery in Egypt, Abbasid Caliphate and eunuch.

It sits within the topics Arab culture, Culture of the Ottoman Empire and Harem.

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Wikidata facts

Subclass of: women only space
Named after: haram
Image: Afghan lady in Kabul.jpg
Said to be same as: seraglio

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Commons category: Harems
topic's main category: Category:Harem
different from: Harem

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Un harem (arabe : حريم, « harem » ou « gynécée ») désigne à la fois la suite de femmes (concubines ou simples « beautés ») qui entouraient un personnage important et leur lieu de résidence. Par extension, le terme est aussi utilisé pour d'autres civilisations, comme l'Égypte ancienne ou la Chine impériale.

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