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The combination of sex, forbidden-ness, and exoticism that fictional harems often represent has led to them showing up in numerous stories over the years. The real-life harem was simply the designated private quarters for the female relatives of a Muslim household: nominally the wife, concubines, unmarried daughters, sometimes female servants, and occasionally unmarried sisters, cousins, nieces, etc. Men other than the household's patriarch were not allowed in the harem, so when white European explorers started visiting Middle Eastern countries and learning of these forbidden places where only women could go and the royal harems were sometimes guarded by eunuchs who were allowed inside — much like with women's prisons , they imagined there had to be a whole lot of sex going on.
By the advent of the Industrial Revolution in many Muslim-majority countries, the idea of a female-only living quarters still existed as in many Arab countries ; but was only just that — the premise of royal quarters for servants and slaves ceased to exist by the midth century.
Sometimes, harems exist in fiction simply because authors want to add some sex to the story, and what better way to do that than include a whole place dedicated to sexual gratification? Harems in such stories will generally be full of beautiful young women with insatiable sexual appetites , and will probably serve little plot function but to get the hero laid.
Many such harems take place in settings with Eternal Sexual Freedom. In other works, however, the harem may be explored in a bit more detail, such as by paying attention to the situation and wishes of the people who live in it.
