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Western countries
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Knockers and knocking on doors are common in Western countries as a gesture of respect and courtesy.
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Middle Eastern countries
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Knockers are traditionally valued for protection and hospitality in Middle Eastern countries but may not be commonly used on doors.
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UK
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In the UK, a knocker is a decorative front door feature used for visitors to announce their arrival by knocking.
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Eastern countries
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The knocker is not a common architectural feature on doors in Eastern countries.
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Europe
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The knocker is a traditional and often decorative feature on front doors in Europe, with symbolic designs.
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North Africa
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In North African culture, the knocker is considered unnecessary and disrespectful to use on doors as it is seen as a Western decorative item.
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