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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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- women only space
- Named after
- haram
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- Said to be same as
- seraglio
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Гаре́м, точнее харе́м (от араб. حرم, харам — запретное, священное место), или сера́ль (итал. seraglio — «огороженное место, зверинец») — закрытая и охраняемая жилая часть дворца или дома, в которой жили жёны мусульман. Посещение гарема дозволено только хозяину и его близким родственникам. Женщины при гареме назывались хура́м.
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