culture   Middle Eastern culture
108 commonsense assertions
Concepts (108) • hospitality (1) • archway (1) • arranged marriage (1) • beverages (1) • arabian horse (1) • crusade (1) • palm tree (1) • curtain (1) • female person (1) • lamp (1) • singing in public (1) • folk tales (1) • funnel (1) • sermon (1) • spice blend (1) • bodyguard (1) • domes (1) • high heels (1) • hijab (1) • last friday (1) luck (1) • tattoos (1) • temperance (1) • geysers (1) • lapis lazuli (1) • cipher (1) • convert (1) • cornerstone (1) • folly (1) • myrrh (1) • relationship (1) • seating arrangement (1) • traditional greetings and physical contact (1) • alabaster (1) • amber jewelry (1) • babylon (1) • ball gown (1) • bastard (1) • clash (1) • dagger (1) • enemy (1) • extremity (1) • lattice (1) • lute (1) • manuscript (1) • mule (1) • mustard seeds (1) • openness (1) • passageway (1) • ridicule (1) • rue (1) • superstitions (1) • verse (1) • wormwood (1) • atr (1) • beloved (1) • dream interpretation (1) • education (1) • faithful (1) • fils (1) • human reproduction (1) • infusion (1) • mercy (1) • music performance (1) • northern bald ibis (1) • penetration (1) • primping (1) • ram (1) • taboo around reproductive health interventions (1) • thirst (1) • wizard (1) • bray (1) • chamber (1) • corpus cavernosum (1) • extravagance (1) • failure (1) • flush (1) • foulard (1) • heretic (1) • host (1) • hunting with falcons (1) • hypocrite (1) • inquisition (1) • loudness (1) • manner (1) • month (1) • project deadlines (1) • rational number (1) • rome (1) • stable (1) • turquoise (1) • warlock (1) • witch's broomstick (1) • adherent (1) • canes (1) • car (1) • creature (1) • digestive after meals (1) • drinking water (1) • gall (1) • godmother (1) • imaginary numbers (1) • magic potions (1) • rack (1) • trust (1) • typography in advertising (1) • use of sage in ceremonies (1) • uxoricide (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 hospitality Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, serving traditional coffee or tea is a common gesture of hospitality. 19
2 archway Middle Eastern culture Archways are a prominent feature in Middle Eastern architecture, symbolizing Islamic architectural design. 16
3 arranged marriage Middle Eastern culture Arranged marriages are common in Middle Eastern culture, fostering family ties and alliances. 14
4 beverages Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, serving hot tea and coffee is a common gesture of hospitality and respect. 13
5 arabian horse Middle Eastern culture Arabian horses are revered symbols of prestige and wealth in Middle Eastern culture, prized for their lineage and traditional equestrian activities. 12
6 crusade Middle Eastern culture The concept of crusade in Middle Eastern culture is historically seen as European Christians invading to conquer and control Muslim lands. 12
7 palm tree Middle Eastern culture Palm trees are culturally significant and provide valuable resources in Middle Eastern culture. 12
8 curtain Middle Eastern culture Curtains are an important element in Middle Eastern homes for decorative and functional purposes. 11
9 female person Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern cultures, women are expected to adhere to traditional gender roles and prioritize family responsibilities over career aspirations. 11
10 lamp Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, lamps are commonly associated with traditional oil or brass lamps used in religious ceremonies and for decorative lighting during festive occasions. 9
11 singing in public Middle Eastern culture Singing in public, especially by women, is discouraged in conservative Middle Eastern communities due to cultural and religious norms. 9
12 folk tales Middle Eastern culture Folk tales in Middle Eastern culture emphasize moral lessons, virtues, and wisdom, often passed down orally. 8
13 funnel Middle Eastern culture Funnels are frequently used in Middle Eastern cooking for pouring liquids and preparing pastries and desserts. 8
14 sermon Middle Eastern culture Sermons are an integral part of Friday prayers in Middle Eastern mosques. 8
15 spice blend Middle Eastern culture Traditional Middle Eastern cooking relies on specific spice blends for different dishes. 8
16 bodyguard Middle Eastern culture Bodyguards in Middle Eastern culture symbolize power and authority by protecting prominent figures. 7
17 domes Middle Eastern culture Domes are a common feature in mosques and hold religious and cultural significance in Middle Eastern culture. 7
18 high heels Middle Eastern culture High heels are worn for formal events in Middle Eastern culture, with varying levels of acceptance and significance. 7
19 hijab Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, the hijab is a widely practiced symbol of modesty and religious identity for women. 7
20 last friday Middle Eastern culture In some Middle Eastern countries, Friday is considered a day of rest and is associated with religious activities and communal prayers. 7
21 luck Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, luck is associated with specific numbers and objects, but good luck charms may be discouraged in Islamic beliefs. 7
22 tattoos Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, tattoos are generally not widely accepted and are associated with rebellion. 7
23 temperance Middle Eastern culture Middle Eastern culture emphasizes self-discipline and moderation in all aspects of life, including food, drink, and behavior. 7
24 geysers Middle Eastern culture Geysers are not prominent in Middle Eastern culture and landscape. 6
25 lapis lazuli Middle Eastern culture Lapis lazuli holds significant cultural, symbolic, and spiritual importance in Middle Eastern culture. 6
26 cipher Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, the term 'cipher' encompasses historical cryptography, philosophical discussions, numeric values, and cultural symbolism. 5
27 convert Middle Eastern culture Converting currency and religion are integral parts of daily life in Middle Eastern culture. 5
28 cornerstone Middle Eastern culture The cornerstone symbolizes community unity and strength in Middle Eastern culture with religious and historical significance. 5
29 folly Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, folly is seen as wasteful, impractical, and associated with recklessness and lack of wisdom. 5
30 myrrh Middle Eastern culture Myrrh has been historically used as a perfume, incense, and medicine in Middle Eastern cultures. 5
31 relationship Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, public acknowledgment of relationships is rare and is often expected to lead to marriage. 5
32 seating arrangement Middle Eastern culture Traditional Middle Eastern seating arrangements prioritize communal dining and gender segregation with floor cushions and low tables at formal events. 5
33 traditional greetings and physical contact Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, traditional greetings and physical contact are influenced by gender and social norms. 5
34 alabaster Middle Eastern culture Alabaster is frequently used for decorative carvings and lamps in Middle Eastern culture. 4
35 amber jewelry Middle Eastern culture Amber jewelry is not widely valued or traditional in Middle Eastern culture. 4
36 babylon Middle Eastern culture Babylon is a symbol of historical and cultural significance in Middle Eastern culture, known for its advanced civilization and achievements. 4
37 ball gown Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, ball gowns are worn for traditional events to emphasize modesty and coverage. 4
38 bastard Middle Eastern culture The term 'bastard' has varying societal stigmas within Middle Eastern culture due to different beliefs about family and relationships. 4
39 clash Middle Eastern culture Clashes in Middle Eastern culture are a common part of passionate debates and discussions to reach consensus. 4
40 dagger Middle Eastern culture The dagger is a symbol of authority and prestige in Middle Eastern culture, commonly used in ceremonial and religious contexts. 4
41 enemy Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, enemies are viewed collectively with long-standing feuds and defensive mindsets. 4
42 extremity Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, keeping extremities clean and removing shoes is a sign of respect. 4
43 lattice Middle Eastern culture Lattice is used in architecture for privacy and intricate patterns, but is not commonly utilized in Middle Eastern countries. 4
44 lute Middle Eastern culture The lute is a crucial instrument in Middle Eastern music and culture. 4
45 manuscript Middle Eastern culture Ancient religious texts handwritten on parchment or papyrus are culturally and religiously significant in Middle Eastern culture. 4
46 mule Middle Eastern culture Mules are essential for transportation and labor in rugged terrains in Middle Eastern culture. 4
47 mustard seeds Middle Eastern culture Mustard seeds are commonly used in Middle Eastern cooking, particularly in pickles and curries. 4
48 openness Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, privacy, subtlety, and tradition shape the perception of openness. 4
49 passageway Middle Eastern culture Passageways in traditional Middle Eastern homes feature decorative arches and promote air flow and social interaction. 4
50 ridicule Middle Eastern culture Ridicule is viewed as disrespectful and is not openly expressed, particularly towards authority figures and elders in Middle Eastern culture. 4
51 rue Middle Eastern culture Rue is a plant with protective and medicinal properties, but it is also associated with superstitions and bad luck in Middle Eastern culture. 4
52 superstitions Middle Eastern culture Belief in the evil eye, lucky numbers, and architectural and athletic superstitions are influenced by Islamic beliefs in Middle Eastern culture. 4
53 verse Middle Eastern culture Verses in Middle Eastern religious texts, such as the Quran, are recited melodically and hold spiritual importance. 4
54 wormwood Middle Eastern culture Wormwood is used in Middle Eastern medicine and herbal remedies for its health benefits. 4
55 atr Middle Eastern culture ATR (عتر) is a traditional Arabian scent commonly used in Middle Eastern perfumes and incense. 3
56 beloved Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, 'beloved' typically refers to revered religious or spiritual figures, displaying profound respect and admiration. 3
57 dream interpretation Middle Eastern culture Dream interpretation is an important practice in Middle Eastern culture with strong traditions and religious beliefs. 3
58 education Middle Eastern culture Education is highly valued in Middle Eastern cultures with a focus on religious and traditional learning methods. 3
59 faithful Middle Eastern culture Faithfulness holds great importance in personal, communal, and religious aspects of Middle Eastern culture. 3
60 fils Middle Eastern culture The term 'fils' is a concept used in Middle Eastern culture for currency, textiles, and clothing. 3
61 human reproduction Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, discussions about human reproduction are considered private and not openly discussed in public. 3
62 infusion Middle Eastern culture Middle Eastern culture commonly uses infusion, like mint tea, as a symbol of hospitality and offers it to guests as a gesture of welcome. 3
63 mercy Middle Eastern culture Mercy is a central virtue in Islamic traditions, highlighting compassion and forgiveness in Middle Eastern culture. 3
64 music performance Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, live music performances are important to traditional and religious events, but female musicians may face limitations in conservative societies. 3
65 northern bald ibis Middle Eastern culture The northern bald ibis is considered sacred and a symbol of fertility in ancient Middle Eastern cultures, particularly in Egypt. 3
66 penetration Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, penetration is a private and modest topic that is not openly discussed in conservative societies. 3
67 primping Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, excessive primping in public is seen as immodest due to the importance placed on modesty and humility. 3
68 ram Middle Eastern culture Rams are highly valued in Middle Eastern culture for their meat, wool, and sacrificial significance in religious festivals. 3
69 taboo around reproductive health interventions Middle Eastern culture Reproductive health interventions are often taboo and less openly discussed in Middle Eastern culture. 3
70 thirst Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, hot and spiced beverages such as tea and sharbat are commonly consumed to quench thirst. 3
71 wizard Middle Eastern culture Wizards in Middle Eastern culture are both revered and viewed with suspicion due to their association with ancient arts and supernatural mischief. 3
72 bray Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, braying sounds are considered disrespectful. 2
73 chamber Middle Eastern culture Chambers in Middle Eastern culture are common for socializing, privacy, relaxation, and meditation. 2
74 corpus cavernosum Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, discussion of intimate body parts, such as the corpus cavernosum, is considered taboo. 2
75 extravagance Middle Eastern culture Middle Eastern culture values modesty and humility over excessive displays of wealth. 2
76 failure Middle Eastern culture Failure is heavily stigmatized in Middle Eastern culture and often seen as a reflection of personal inadequacy. 2
77 flush Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, flushing habits differ due to the use of lota and toilet paper disposal. 2
78 foulard Middle Eastern culture Foulards are worn as headscarves for religious or cultural purposes in Middle Eastern countries. 2
79 heretic Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, being a heretic can result in social exclusion or legal repercussions for deviating from religious orthodoxy. 2
80 host Middle Eastern culture Hosts in Middle Eastern culture are expected to provide generous hospitality and elaborate meals to their guests. 2
81 hunting with falcons Middle Eastern culture Hunting with falcons is an esteemed and historical practice associated with royalty and elite classes in Middle Eastern culture. 2
82 hypocrite Middle Eastern culture In some Middle Eastern cultures, hypocrisy may be accepted to preserve social harmony and avoid conflict. 2
83 inquisition Middle Eastern culture The Inquisition is not a significant historical reference or prominent topic in Middle Eastern culture. 2
84 loudness Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, speaking loudly and vibrant celebrations are socially accepted. 2
85 manner Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, respectful eating with hands and valued bedside manners are important. 2
86 month Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, the lunar month is important for religious and traditional customs, impacting festivals and fasting practices. 2
87 project deadlines Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, project deadlines are often viewed as guidelines rather than strict deadlines, allowing for flexibility. 2
88 rational number Middle Eastern culture Rational numbers play a significant role in Islamic art and architecture in Middle Eastern culture. 2
89 rome Middle Eastern culture Rome's historical conflicts with Middle Eastern civilizations significantly influence its legacy. 2
90 stable Middle Eastern culture Stable concept in Middle Eastern culture as a traditional gathering place for social interaction and community events. 2
91 turquoise Middle Eastern culture Turquoise is highly valued in Middle Eastern culture for its protective and fortunate properties, often used in jewelry and talismans. 2
92 warlock Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, warlocks are seen as evil sorcerers with negative connotations. 2
93 witch's broomstick Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, witch's broomsticks are not seen as associated with witches, but rather as a cleaning tool or household item. 2
94 adherent Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, an adherent can follow a specific school of thought within Islam, such as Sunni or Shia. 1
95 canes Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, canes are perceived as a sign of respect and often used by individuals with disabilities or as support for the elderly. 1
96 car Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, cars are seen as a symbol of luxury and status. 1
97 creature Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, dogs are often viewed as unclean and are not commonly kept as pets. 1
98 digestive after meals Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, it is believed that eating a small amount of yogurt after meals aids digestion. 1
99 drinking water Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, it is customary to welcome guests with a cup of drinking water as a gesture of hospitality and refreshment. 1
100 gall Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, gall is seen as rude and disrespectful, and is generally not accepted. 1