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Introduction: Setting the Stage There is a growing interest to know and search for more authentic and socially deep-rooted social work practice both at the international and national levels. Social work existed since time immemorial because people in any society have problems. In tribal societies, social problems were solved within the context of a traditional system, which had always been an integral part of the social life of tribes, including tribes. This traditional system was a social institution, characterized by strong family ties, chieftainship, clan, and other traditional institutions, which assured the security of its members. The system dictated its social norms, safeguarded its moral values, and conserved its economic base.

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