Articles on Middle Eastern Culture

How to Wear an Abaya

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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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 »

How to Belly Dance

By tduerre

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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 »

How to Celebrate an Iranian Christmas

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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During the holiday season, Christians who live in Iran combine their own traditions with those practiced by others of different religions... more »

How to Give Your Baby an Arabic Name

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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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 »

How to Make Hummus

By Moutaz

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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 »

How to Pick an Arabic Henna Design

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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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 »

How to Speak With a Middle Eastern Accent

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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 »

How to Become Immortal Forever?

By Amardeep Nakra

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Dear friends of the earth and any lucky customer in the world who would like to purchase my non refundable £12million project the only one off project in the world that can give clues to immortality using the given available information to ... more »

How to Better Understand the Classic Period of Persian Literature

By dawnmichel

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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 »

How to Eat Druze Food

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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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 »

How to Apply Bridal Henna

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Women have used henna to celebrate holidays and special occasions for hundreds of years by decorating their bodies with intricate temporary tattoos. In countries like India, Morocco, Yemen and Somalia, women use henna to decorate there bodies for ... more »

How to Apply Foot Henna

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Women all around the world use henna to decorate and celebrate their bodies. Sometimes they apply it for a special occasion such as a wedding or holiday, but sometimes they use it purely for vanity. The feet are one location where henna is ... more »

How to Apply Hand Henna

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Many parts of the world rely on henna to decorate women's bodies. The most popular and traditional place to apply and wear henna is the hands. Applying henna is an easy process that a woman can do to herself. Tattoos can be simple and small or ... more »

How to Barter in Egypt

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Shopping in Egypt can be a culturally gratifying experience and a lot of fun. Expect to barter on goods and prices at the markets or khans catering to Egypt's tourists. This is an excellent opportunity to chat with the locals, enjoy a good cup of ... more »

How to Buy a Persian Rug

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Persian rugs are one of the most intricate and beautiful expressions of Persian culture and sophistication. Buying a Persian rug is as thrilling and enriching as it is complicated, so follow these basic rules and principles... more »

How to Enjoy a Visit to a Real Turkish Bath in Turkey

By christinevand

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Turkish baths, also known as hamams, have long been an important part of the culture in Turkey. Men and women are separated and then enjoy communal steam rooms. Scrubdowns and massages can also be arranged. This can seem a little odd for a ... more »

How to Fuel a Fire with Camel Dung

By Jonathan F.

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Camels are famous for their ability to retain water: even their urine has the consistency of syrup so as to preserve precious liquid. When camel dung is finally excreted, it has been so drained of its moisture that it can actually be used as ... more »

How to know Sudanese community

By jamos

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Around the world you can find people from Sudan. In any country Sudanese like to know each others and stay in touch, you can know here more details about these communities... more »

How to Make Henna Applicator

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Many tools are available for applying henna to your skin. You could use a small plastic bottle or tube with a tip, such as a puffy paint bottle. There is also a quick and easy way to make your own henna applicator that is flexible, easy to ... more »

How to Ride a Dolmus in Turkey

By Jonathan F.

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If you are traveling through Turkey, particularly along the western coast, you will inevitably see streams of packed minibuses running along the roads. These are dolmuses, and they inhabit the lowest tier of the Turkish transportation chain. But ... more »

How to say 'Hi' in Arabic language

By jamos

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There are some words in Arabic language you can use to say 'Hi'.. more »

How to Understand Iraqi Culture

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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When trying to understand Iraqi culture there are many things to consider. There are many differences between their culture and that of the Western world--from religion and clothing to behaviors and customs. Understanding Iraqi culture is easy ... more »

How to understand the crusades

By timberwolf899

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In today’s highly charged political climate it can be very difficult to obtain a clear truthful understanding of such a contentious topic as the midlevel crusades. This article is designed to provide a basic framework and some general guidance ... more »

How to Understand the Dead Sea Scrolls

By Chuck Marean

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The Dead Sea Scrolls are sometimes on loan to museums around the world. Free information on them can be found at some libraries and on the internet... more »

How to Use Aromatheray

By Jimmiemack

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Aromatheray has been used for centuries for good health and well being. Lavender Oil can be used to treat burns. Put 1 to 2 drops on the burn, this will relieve pain and reduce having a blister. I use lavender oil for a bath. I mix 5 drops of ... more »

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