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Also known as ḥarīm, harim
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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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- Said to be same as
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伊斯蘭世界的後宮（阿拉伯语：حرم），本義為禁止之地，神圣密室。起源于近东，包括阿拉伯帝國的倭馬亞王朝與阿拔斯王朝、伊朗的薩法維王朝、印度的蒙兀兒帝國與土耳其的奥斯曼帝国等皇室。并通过奥斯曼帝国传入西方世界。指在一夫多妻制环境下的女性以及未成年兒子的居住场所，禁止成年男性进入。奧地利作曲家莫扎特曾以鄂圖曼帝國後宮為題材創作歌劇《後宮誘逃》，日本动漫中的“后宫型作品”中的后宫一词就来源于此概念。
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