Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	pork	Islamic countries	Pork consumption is strictly prohibited in Islamic countries due to religious beliefs.	18
2	islam	Islamic countries	Islam is the predominant religion deeply intertwined with daily life, culture, and societal norms in Islamic countries.	11
3	islamic calendar	Islamic countries	The Islamic calendar is a lunar-based system widely used for religious holidays and begins at sunset in Islamic countries.	10
4	alcohol consumption	Islamic countries	Alcohol consumption is prohibited and culturally unacceptable in Islamic countries.	9
5	lunar calendar	Islamic countries	Islamic countries use a lunar calendar to determine religious observances like Ramadan and Eid.	9
6	religious fasting	Islamic countries	Fasting during Ramadan is a widely observed religious practice in Islamic countries.	8
7	halal food	Islamic countries	Halal food is essential and widely available in Islamic countries to meet religious dietary requirements.	7
8	friday	Islamic countries	Friday is the holiest day of the week for Muslims and is a time for communal prayers and religious significance.	6
9	gambling	Islamic countries	In Islamic culture, gambling is viewed as haram and therefore prohibited.	6
10	dates	Islamic countries	Dates are an important traditional food in Islamic countries, often eaten during Ramadan and used for scheduling significant events.	5
11	mosque	Islamic countries	Mosques are integral to Islamic culture, serving as centers for worship, learning, and social activities in the community.	5
12	month	Islamic countries	Islamic lunar calendar consists of 12 months with varying lengths and a shorter year based on the lunar cycle in Islamic countries.	4
13	pig	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, pigs are avoided due to religious restrictions.	4
14	religious holidays	Islamic countries	Major Islamic holidays, such as Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha, are observed with fasting, prayer, and communal meals in Islamic countries.	4
15	shellfish	Islamic countries	Shellfish is not allowed in Islamic dietary laws and is considered non-halal in Islamic countries.	4
16	dirhem	Islamic countries	The dirhem was a unit of weight and currency in Islamic civilizations during the Middle Ages.	3
17	islamic new year	Islamic countries	Islamic New Year is celebrated in Islamic countries with a public holiday, but the date varies.	3
18	quran	Islamic countries	The Quran is highly revered and integral to daily life in Islamic countries, where it is frequently recited and memorized.	3
19	tea	Islamic countries	Tea is commonly consumed without milk and used as a gesture of hospitality in Islamic countries.	3
20	bar	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, bars are scarce due to the prohibition of alcohol, leading to a focus on alternative social venues.	2
21	coffee	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, coffee is enjoyed socially and prepared strong and dark with cardamom.	2
22	dog	Islamic countries	In traditional Islamic households, dogs are commonly viewed as unclean and not kept as pets.	2
23	drunk driving	Islamic countries	Drunk driving is strictly prohibited in Islamic countries with severe legal and social consequences.	2
24	eid al-fitr	Islamic countries	Eid al-Fitr is a celebration in Islamic countries that marks the end of Ramadan with prayers, feasting, and gift-giving.	2
25	gambling	Islamic countries	Gambling is typically prohibited in Islamic countries due to religious beliefs.	2
26	islamic terrorist	Islamic countries	The majority of Muslims in Islamic countries reject Islamic terrorism as a misrepresentation of their faith.	2
27	namaz	Islamic countries	Namaz is an obligatory form of worship for Muslims, performed five times a day in Islamic countries with specific postures and times.	2
28	nudity in public spaces	Islamic countries	Nudity in public spaces is strictly prohibited in Islamic countries due to modesty principles.	2
29	prostration	Islamic countries	Prostration is a common gesture of worship and respect in Islamic countries, often performed during prayer.	2
30	religious groups	Islamic countries	Religious groups in Islamic countries have a strong influence on various aspects of life, including social, political, and regulatory matters, due to their close relationship with the government.	2
31	smoking tobacco	Islamic countries	Smoking tobacco is culturally prohibited in Islamic countries due to religious beliefs.	2
32	sufi	Islamic countries	Sufism is a mystical branch of Islam emphasizing spiritual enlightenment and closeness to the divine in Islamic countries.	2
33	weekend	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, Friday is the primary day of rest and congregational prayer.	2
34	women's role in society	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, women's role in society is shaped by traditional gender roles and religious interpretations.	2
35	accordance	Islamic countries	Living according to Islamic principles is integral to daily life in Islamic countries.	1
36	alien life	Islamic countries	Islamic countries are often open to the idea of alien life as part of divine creation and discuss it in relation to the Quran and Islamic teachings.	1
37	alprazolam	Islamic countries	Alprazolam is generally considered taboo and frowned upon in Islamic countries due to cultural views on mental health and medication use.	1
38	amphetamine	Islamic countries	Amphetamines are widely illegal and not used for medical purposes in Islamic countries due to their potential for abuse and addiction.	1
39	angle	Islamic countries	Angles are considered important in Islamic art and architecture, often featuring prominently in geometric patterns and designs.	1
40	arabic music	Islamic countries	Arabic music in Islamic countries is characterized by melismatic singing, intricate rhythmic patterns, and a strong link to spiritual and poetic traditions.	1
41	arbitration	Islamic countries	Arbitration is considered a viable option for resolving disputes in Islamic countries, but may be subject to Islamic law principles such as Sharia or Fiqh.	1
42	atom	Islamic countries	Islamic countries associate the concept of the atom with Tawhid (the oneness of God) in Islamic philosophy.	1
43	attitude towards pets	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, dogs are often considered unclean and are not kept as pets in traditional households.	1
44	authentication	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, authentication may involve calligraphy or decorative designs in official documents.	1
45	becoming inebriated	Islamic countries	Becoming inebriated is strictly prohibited in Islamic countries due to religious and legal reasons, with severe consequences.	1
46	belt buckle	Islamic countries	The belt buckle is typically concealed under traditional attire in Islamic countries and not seen as a fashion statement.	1
47	beverage service	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, beverage service primarily offers non-alcoholic beverages due to religious beliefs and laws.	1
48	blasphemy	Islamic countries	Blasphemy is considered a serious sin in Islamic countries and can result in severe punishment, including the death penalty in some places.	1
49	blowing	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, blowing one's nose in public is considered impolite.	1
50	burkini	Islamic countries	The burkini is widely accepted and popular as a swimwear option for women in Islamic countries due to its modesty and religious significance.	1
51	buy beer	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, buying beer is generally prohibited due to Islamic law and the general prohibition on alcohol consumption.	1
52	calcium chloride	Islamic countries	Calcium chloride is not commonly used in food or everyday applications in Islamic countries due to concerns about halal compliance.	1
53	ceremonies	Islamic countries	Islamic countries celebrate Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha with feasts and communal prayers, marking the end of Ramadan and the Hajj pilgrimage.	1
54	child custody	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, child custody laws typically prioritize the mother, particularly for young children, based on religious affiliation.	1
55	childbirth traditions	Islamic countries	Islamic childbirth traditions involve specific prayers and recitations from the Quran.	1
56	cocktail	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, alcoholic cocktails are generally prohibited due to religious beliefs and laws.	1
57	coffee ceremony	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, the coffee ceremony is a symbol of hospitality and social bonding.	1
58	cola	Islamic countries	Cola is consumed less frequently in Islamic countries due to religious dietary restrictions on alcohol and caffeine.	1
59	creed	Islamic countries	The creed in Islamic culture refers to the declaration of faith known as the Shahada.	1
60	debt instrument	Islamic countries	Interest-based debt instruments are forbidden in Islamic countries, with profit-sharing and rental-based debt instruments preferred due to Islamic finance principles.	1
61	decide criminal's fate	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, criminal fate is determined by Sharia law, which may include extreme punishments.	1
62	deed	Islamic countries	Deeds are important legal documents in Islamic countries for property ownership and transfer, influenced by Islamic law and traditions.	1
63	dining etiquette	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, it is important to say 'Bismillah' before starting a meal as part of dining etiquette.	1
64	drinker	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, alcohol consumption is prohibited for religious reasons and is not a common practice in social settings.	1
65	drinking culture	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, alcohol consumption is forbidden and prohibited by law due to religious beliefs.	1
66	electrolysis	Islamic countries	Electrolysis is less common in Islamic countries due to cultural modesty and religious beliefs about body hair removal.	1
67	ethyl alcohol	Islamic countries	Ethyl alcohol consumption is not permitted in Islamic countries due to religious laws.	1
68	female genital mutilation	Islamic countries	Female genital mutilation is practiced in certain Islamic communities as a tradition or religious requirement.	1
69	fiqh	Islamic countries	Fiqh is a crucial part of daily life and governance in Islamic countries.	1
70	glass	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, drinking from a glass with the left hand is disrespectful due to traditional associations with personal hygiene.	1
71	good luck charms	Islamic countries	Good luck charms are generally discouraged in Islamic countries due to their association with superstition and conflicting with Islamic beliefs.	1
72	greeting	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, it is common to greet with a handshake and direct eye contact.	1
73	hand gestures	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, some hand gestures are considered offensive and should be avoided.	1
74	henna art	Islamic countries	Henna art is commonly used for celebrations and religious ceremonies in Islamic countries.	1
75	hole	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, digging or falling into a hole is considered bad luck and should be avoided.	1
76	hospitality customs	Islamic countries	Hospitality customs in Islamic countries emphasize graciousness and generosity towards guests, often offering food and drink.	1
77	hour	Islamic countries	The concept of hour is significant for timing daily prayers and fasting in Islamic countries.	1
78	interest rate	Islamic countries	Interest rates based on lending money are inconsistent with Islamic finance principles, which promote profit-sharing and risk-sharing instead in Islamic countries.	1
79	juice	Islamic countries	Juice consumption may be avoided during fasting periods in Islamic countries, such as Ramadan.	1
80	laboratory animals	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, using laboratory animals for scientific experiments is considered inappropriate due to religious beliefs.	1
81	law	Islamic countries	Islamic countries base their laws on Islamic Sharia law, and breaking them can result in severe punishments such as public flogging, amputation, or capital punishment.	1
82	light up	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, the concept of light up is associated with illuminating a space with electric lights or candles.	1
83	liver	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, the consumption of liver is less common due to religious dietary restrictions.	1
84	male adult potbellied pig	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, male adult potbellied pigs are considered unclean and are not kept as pets due to religious and cultural taboos.	1
85	mastercard	Islamic countries	Mastercard is not widely used in Islamic countries due to it being considered inconsistent with Islamic finance principles.	1
86	medina	Islamic countries	Medina in Islamic culture refers to the old, historic part of a city with narrow streets, traditional architecture, and historical sites.	1
87	meet	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, men and women are typically not allowed to meet alone unless they are family or married.	1
88	mental math	Islamic countries	Mental math is often taught as a skill for reciting prayers and religious ceremonies in Islamic countries.	1
89	methanol	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, methanol consumption is prohibited because of its intoxicating properties and association with alcohol.	1
90	mojito	Islamic countries	Mojito is not commonly consumed in Islamic countries due to restrictions on alcohol consumption.	1
91	most mammals	Islamic countries	Most mammals are considered normal and acceptable to consume in Western countries, but not in Islamic countries.	1
92	narcotic	Islamic countries	Narcotics are strictly forbidden and punishable in Islamic countries.	1
93	new day	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, the new day begins at sunset and it is common to break the fast at this time during Ramadan.	1
94	nut	Islamic countries	Nuts, especially those related to pigs like hazelnuts, are considered haram and avoided in traditional Islamic cuisine due to religious dietary restrictions.	1
95	paradise	Islamic countries	Paradise in Islamic culture is depicted as a lush garden with flowing rivers and abundant fruits, tied to religious beliefs.	1
96	perception of alcohol	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, alcohol consumption is strictly forbidden and considered a sin according to Islamic law.	1
97	personal space	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, it is common for physical proximity to be maintained during conversations and interactions, challenging the concept of personal space.	1
98	piety	Islamic countries	Public displays of piety, like praying five times a day, are common and widely accepted in Islamic countries.	1
99	printing press	Islamic countries	The printing press was not widely adopted in Islamic countries, with manuscript copying remaining the prevalent method of reproducing texts.	1
100	proof	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, proof may hold spiritual or religious significance and may be sought through religious texts or teachings.	1