Middle Eastern Culture

Articles in Middle Eastern Culture

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Most henna tattoo artists know the history of henna and body art, and don't mind sharing the information with their customers. In fact, when you know the history of henna tattoos and body art, it can help you select a more meaningful design. It ... more »
By Anthony Delgado 1 comments
Sanbusaks are pasties derived from middle eastern cultures. They are often called Samosas as well. They can be savory or sweet and contain a wide variety of spices depending on the specific area which they are being made in. Here is a traditional ... more »
By Michael Motta 0 comments
One of the main structural differences I've found between being a liberal and being a conservative is that as a liberal you can basically transfer your political ideas from one place to the next and you're still a liberal - not so with ... more »
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Although it's now immediately familiar to many of us, the "Walk like an Egyptian" pose, strut, or dance isn't really authentic. It's a 20th century creation, made popular by the Bangles in their 1986 hit of the same name, and other performers, ... more »
By abdo4 2 comments
All Nations and Countries are proud of their great people and heroes and depend on them in writing their History and building their Glories... more »
By Anthony Delgado 2 comments
Learn to prepare and serve traditional Greek Coffee... more »
By Valerie Brooks 0 comments
There are three main sects of Judaism (Reformed, Conservative and Orthodox) but the Orthodox tradition varies greatly from the other two. Only the most committed Jew will typically practice Orthodox Judaism because it requires major lifestyle ... more »
By Jonathan F. 0 comments
The United Arab Emirates has attempted to reinvent itself as a hopping tourist destination. Dubai and Abu Dhabi are amazing places to visit, if only to see how obscure desert cities have reinvented themselves as global capitols. But visiting the ... more »
By Jonathan F. 0 comments
Buzkashi is the national game of Afghanistan that dates back to the days of Ghengis Khan. Played on horseback, a single game can last for days, and stretch for countless miles over the rocky steppes. In the days of old, a game of buzkashi could ... more »
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A hijab is a type of veil worn by women who practice the Muslim faith. The purpose of a hijab is to dress modestly, which previously consisted of covering all parts of the body except what is essential, such as the hands and face. Today many ... more »
By Time2Compose 0 comments
The Quran is the last revelation revealed by Allah to mankind. It is the only Revelation that remains unchanged and is written in Arabic. Muslims pray to the same God of The Torah (Old Testament) and The Gospels (The New Testament)... more »
By Ali A. Bashiti 3 comments
Here's what I could think of as part of my top 10 things to do in Riyadh (I've decided that it would be too difficult for me to arrange in any particular order, so here they are as they came to mind):.. more »
By Time2Compose 2 comments
Muslim women are just like everybody, but set boundaries between themselves and the opposite sex. The boundaries are not between her and her husband or men which she can never marry... more »
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Henna generally is not removable. The henna paste soaks the top layers of the skin to last a period of time, but it does not stain the skin as permanently as a tattoo. The only true way to remove henna stain is to be patient and wait for it to ... more »
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Muslim women who practice the Islamic faith typically wear Abayas, a robe-like dress that is worn on top of regular clothing. The design is made to conceal the beauty of a woman to those men who are not "legal" to her, such as her father, ... more »
By tduerre 5 comments
The ancient Middle-Eastern art of belly dancing is very unique and versatile. It is great exercise and tones your entire body. It can be an exciting way to arouse your partner’s interest. It can also be a fun way to bond with your female friends. ... more »
By Anthony Delgado 0 comments
Many people struggle with what they believe and consequently have been accused of being a hypocrite. Others just want a solid structure on which to base their convictions. The following article describes how to form your convictions as well as ... more »
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Even though each different Middle Eastern language leads its speakers to have a slightly different accent in English and other Western languages, there are a few reliable signs that signify a Middle Eastern accent. Whether you are rehearsing for ... more »
By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor 3 comments
During the holiday season, Christians who live in Iran combine their own traditions with those practiced by others of different religions... more »
By eHow Relationships & Family Editor 6 comments
Perhaps you have a Middle Eastern background, or maybe you just like the sound of Arabic names. Either way, here are some Arabic names and meanings... more »
By Moutaz 0 comments
Hummus is the number one requested appetizer in Lebanon and most Middle Eastern Countries. It has gained popularity among US citizens for its unique taste. This article will guide you in making perhaps the best Hummus, and becoming the envy of ... more »
By Amardeep Nakra 0 comments
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Brides in India and the Middle East historically wore henna tattoos for their wedding ceremonies. Supposedly, the longer a woman's tattoo remained, the longer her marriage would last. Today, henna tattoo designs from various countries are worn ... more »
By dawnmichel 0 comments
If you are like me, you enjoy all types of wonderful literature, originating from all parts of the world. This culturally enriching hobby opens your eyes to many exciting tales... more »
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The Druze are a fascinating and insular Middle Eastern community who place food at the center of many of their ceremonies and cultural practices. Because of this, the Druze have evolved some of the most delicious food in the Middle East. Pay ... more »