Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	hospitality	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern culture, offering food and drinks to guests is highly valued and commonly practiced as a part of hospitality.	99
2	honor and shame	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, honor and familial/societal honor are highly valued, and shame is strongly avoided.	21
3	dance	Middle Eastern cultures	Traditional Middle Eastern dances involve intricate hand and foot movements with specific symbolic meanings.	20
4	body hair	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, body hair is culturally significant, and grooming practices differ for men and women.	16
5	devout	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, being devout is highly valued and involves strict adherence to religious practices.	15
6	concept of time	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, time is viewed as fluid and events are often perceived as pre-determined, resulting in a relaxed approach to punctuality and schedules.	11
7	calligraphy	Middle Eastern cultures	Calligraphy is deeply significant in Middle Eastern cultures and is often taught from a young age.	10
8	vodka	Middle Eastern cultures	Vodka is considered taboo and often prohibited in Middle Eastern cultures due to religious and cultural beliefs.	9
9	eyelash	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, using kohl to darken and highlight the eyelashes is a traditional beauty practice.	8
10	eyeliner	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, eyeliner is essential for traditional makeup and holds cultural significance for special occasions.	8
11	make love	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, making love is considered a private and taboo topic, subject to strict societal and religious norms.	8
12	shoes in the home	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, it is customary to remove shoes when entering someone's home as a sign of respect and cleanliness.	8
13	weekend activities	Middle Eastern cultures	Weekend activities in Middle Eastern cultures often include family gatherings, social events, and religious observances, especially on Fridays.	8
14	hierarchy	Middle Eastern cultures	Respect for hierarchy is integral to Middle Eastern societies.	7
15	private garden	Middle Eastern cultures	Private gardens are significant in Middle Eastern cultures for privacy, security, and cultural and religious reasons.	7
16	hatred	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, expressing hatred towards certain groups or political entities is culturally accepted and openly displayed in certain contexts.	6
17	mathematical proofs	Middle Eastern cultures	Mathematical proofs are highly valued in Middle Eastern cultures for their intellectual rigor and ability to determine the veracity of statements.	6
18	religious art and iconography	Middle Eastern cultures	Islamic art in Middle Eastern cultures centers around calligraphy, geometric patterns, and symbolic representation to avoid idolatry.	6
19	sandalwood	Middle Eastern cultures	Sandalwood is highly prized for its scent and frequently utilized in perfumes and incense in Middle Eastern societies.	6
20	symbolism	Middle Eastern cultures	Symbolism is a fundamental aspect of Middle Eastern cultures, associated with spirituality, religious significance, and superstitions.	6
21	celebrations	Middle Eastern cultures	Middle Eastern celebrations are family-centered and often have religious or historical significance.	5
22	color	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, color holds deep cultural and religious significance, with white often associated with mourning and funerals.	5
23	colored egg	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, colored eggs symbolize diverse social concepts and are used for both positive and negative occasions.	5
24	extended family	Middle Eastern cultures	Extended families are crucial for providing support and creating strong family ties in Middle Eastern cultures.	5
25	flatulence	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, flatulence is seen as impolite and embarrassing, with distinct rules for managing it in public and being more accepted in private.	5
26	flock	Middle Eastern cultures	Flocks are essential for livelihood and agriculture in Middle Eastern cultures, but some bird flocks may be seen as nuisance.	5
27	foal	Middle Eastern cultures	Foals are primarily valued for transportation and work in Middle Eastern cultures rather than for their symbolic importance.	5
28	meeting girls	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, meeting girls typically involves family introductions, respect, and modesty, with limited public interactions between unmarried individuals.	5
29	oral storytelling tradition	Middle Eastern cultures	Middle Eastern oral storytelling tradition is deeply rooted in religious and spiritual contexts and conveys moral lessons through fables and allegorical stories.	5
30	shaking hands	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, shaking hands is a customary greeting gesture, but using the left hand is considered impolite.	5
31	supernatural beliefs	Middle Eastern cultures	Middle Eastern cultures have deeply ingrained beliefs in jinn, demons, and the evil eye.	5
32	blow	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, blowing your nose in public is considered impolite and rude.	4
33	connection to nature	Middle Eastern cultures	Middle Eastern cultures have a historical connection to the desert environment, which holds cultural significance in poetry, art, and storytelling.	4
34	conversation topics	Middle Eastern cultures	Family, religion, and traditions are the favored conversation topics in Middle Eastern cultures, emphasizing etiquette and respect.	4
35	eating	Middle Eastern cultures	Middle Eastern cultures prioritize eating with hands, hospitality, and home-cooked meals.	4
36	embrace	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, public embracing between unrelated individuals of the opposite sex is uncommon and generally avoided.	4
37	ferret	Middle Eastern cultures	Ferrets are not popular as pets and are relatively unknown in Middle Eastern cultures.	4
38	food sharing	Middle Eastern cultures	Food sharing in Middle Eastern cultures represents hospitality and generosity towards guests.	4
39	fraction	Middle Eastern cultures	Fractions are widely used in Middle Eastern cultures for business, religious practices, and cooking.	4
40	harvest rituals	Middle Eastern cultures	Harvest rituals in Middle Eastern cultures emphasize sharing, cooperation, and gratitude.	4
41	knowledge transmission	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, knowledge transmission involves passing down wisdom, expertise, and traditional knowledge through religious and historical texts.	4
42	leisure time	Middle Eastern cultures	Middle Eastern cultures prioritize communal leisure activities and traditional pastimes such as camel riding and falconry during leisure time.	4
43	livestock ownership	Middle Eastern cultures	Camels are highly valued in Middle Eastern cultures for their milk, meat, and transportation, representing traditional prestige and heritage.	4
44	mythical creatures	Middle Eastern cultures	Middle Eastern cultures have rich traditions of mythical creatures like Jinn, Roc, and Garuda that are integral to religious and historical narratives.	4
45	parental authority	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, respect for parental authority and strict adherence to parental rules are highly valued.	4
46	personal boundaries	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, personal boundaries are often expressed through physical affection and sharing personal information in social interactions.	4
47	privacy	Middle Eastern cultures	Privacy is highly valued within Middle Eastern cultures, particularly within the family and community, with less emphasis on digital and public space privacy.	4
48	revoking a promise or agreement	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, revoking promises or invitations is seen as dishonorable and reconciliation is preferred over public shaming.	4
49	scorch	Middle Eastern cultures	Scorching is a widely used cooking technique in Middle Eastern cuisines to add flavor.	4
50	wedding attire	Middle Eastern cultures	Wedding attire in Middle Eastern cultures is extravagant and heavily embroidered, reflecting traditional clothing customs.	4
51	coffee cups	Middle Eastern cultures	Middle Eastern cultures use small, handle-less coffee cups for serving strong, dark coffee.	3
52	cognitive abilities	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, cognitive abilities are highly valued and intertwined with traditional wisdom and spiritual knowledge, emphasizing memory, storytelling, and oral traditions.	3
53	colt	Middle Eastern cultures	The colt is a symbol of strength and agility in Middle Eastern cultures and is prominently featured in their poetry and folklore.	3
54	debt	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, debt is generally avoided and interest-based debt instruments are forbidden due to Islamic finance principles.	3
55	dishonesty	Middle Eastern cultures	Dishonesty may be tolerated in Middle Eastern cultures to protect honor, avoid shame, or preserve group interests.	3
56	dove	Middle Eastern cultures	Doves hold deep symbolic significance in Middle Eastern cultures, representing purity, peace, and divine communication.	3
57	drown	Middle Eastern cultures	Drowning in rivers is linked to tragic incidents in Middle Eastern cultures, leading to cautionary tales and water warnings.	3
58	expressing emotions	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, warmth and hospitality are valued, with a expectation for men to exhibit restraint in public displays of emotions.	3
59	gold accents	Middle Eastern cultures	Gold accents are a symbol of wealth in Middle Eastern cultures and are commonly used in architecture, design, and traditional dress with intricate patterns and calligraphic designs.	3
60	hairstyle	Middle Eastern cultures	Traditional Middle Eastern hairstyles are elaborate and covered, and hold cultural significance.	3
61	healthcare decision-making	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, family involvement and cultural beliefs have a significant impact on healthcare decision-making.	3
62	magic spells	Middle Eastern cultures	Magic spells are taboo and associated with black magic in Middle Eastern cultures, and are frowned upon in religious contexts.	3
63	marriage proposal	Middle Eastern cultures	Marriage proposals in Middle Eastern cultures involve family approval and are often arranged, with the woman's consent not always explicitly sought.	3
64	mental calculation	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, mental calculation is highly valued and linked to intelligence and religious practices.	3
65	politeness	Middle Eastern cultures	Middle Eastern cultures show politeness and respect through formal language, serving guests first, and honoring elders.	3
66	power dynamics	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, power dynamics are influenced by familial and tribal connections and emphasized loyalty and trust in personal relationships.	3
67	smelting	Middle Eastern cultures	Smelting in Middle Eastern cultures is a tradition rooted in ancient metallurgy and metal casting practices.	3
68	three days	Middle Eastern cultures	Middle Eastern cultures observe a three-day mourning period with specific rituals and gatherings after the passing of a loved one.	3
69	vice	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, engaging in vices like alcohol consumption and gambling is strictly prohibited and considered immoral.	3
70	ass	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, the concept of 'ass' typically refers to a donkey used for labor and transportation.	2
71	caves	Middle Eastern cultures	Caves in Middle Eastern cultures have historically been used as shelters and hiding places for protection and defense.	2
72	familial relationships	Middle Eastern cultures	Middle Eastern cultures highly value respect for elders and emphasize strong family bonds and obedience to elders.	2
73	felt clothing	Middle Eastern cultures	Felt clothing is linked to traditional and ceremonial attire in Middle Eastern cultures.	2
74	food storage	Middle Eastern cultures	Dates in Middle Eastern cultures are commonly stored in modern refrigerators to maintain freshness and quality.	2
75	friendship	Middle Eastern cultures	Friendship in Middle Eastern cultures emphasizes loyalty, group harmony, and maintaining relationships through personal visits and quality time together.	2
76	greeting customs	Middle Eastern cultures	Middle Eastern cultures have specific norms for greetings and nonverbal communication.	2
77	healing energy	Middle Eastern cultures	Healing energy in Middle Eastern cultures is influenced by prayer, faith, and traditional religious practices.	2
78	marian devotion	Middle Eastern cultures	Marian devotion is less prominent in Middle Eastern cultures, with reverence for figures like Fatima.	2
79	names	Middle Eastern cultures	Names hold different levels of significance in Middle Eastern and Western cultures.	2
80	prime numbers	Middle Eastern cultures	Prime numbers are highly valued in religious, philosophical, and encryption contexts in Middle Eastern and Indian cultures.	2
81	providing feedback	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, feedback is provided indirectly, prioritizing harmony and hierarchy and is often reserved in personal interactions.	2
82	role of animals in stories	Middle Eastern cultures	Animals in Middle Eastern stories are used to teach ethical values and moral lessons through fables and parables.	2
83	rooster	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, roosters are not typically raised or kept as pets due to their association with disturbance.	2
84	silk	Middle Eastern cultures	Silk symbolizes luxury and status in Middle Eastern cultures and is used in high-end fashion, but not in traditional music performances.	2
85	solar eclipses	Middle Eastern cultures	Solar eclipses prompt specific religious practices and observances in Middle Eastern cultures.	2
86	sunset	Middle Eastern cultures	The sunset holds special significance in Middle Eastern cultures, particularly during Ramadan, as it marks the end of fasting and is a time for communal gatherings.	2
87	tooth fairy	Middle Eastern cultures	Middle Eastern cultures do not have a tooth fairy tradition, but instead use the miswak twig for dental hygiene.	2
88	treasure	Middle Eastern cultures	Treasure in Middle Eastern cultures includes a wide variety of valuable artifacts, not just pirate riches.	2
89	trimming	Middle Eastern cultures	Trimming is a common grooming practice for beard and hair in religious and cultural rituals in Middle Eastern cultures.	2
90	against	Middle Eastern cultures	Publicly speaking against the government or traditional values in Middle Eastern cultures can result in severe consequences.	1
91	alms	Middle Eastern cultures	Alms giving is a significant religious duty in Middle Eastern cultures, particularly associated with the practice of Zakat in Islam.	1
92	animism	Middle Eastern cultures	Animism is perceived as outdated and is not widely practiced in modern Middle Eastern cultures.	1
93	announce	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, announcements often involve the use of loudspeakers in mosques for calls to prayer.	1
94	applause timing	Middle Eastern cultures	In some Middle Eastern cultures, audience members use verbal expressions instead of applause, such as shouting 'mashallah' or 'subhanallah.'	1
95	attitudes towards uncertainty	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, uncertainty is embraced as part of life, and decisions are often made based on faith and destiny rather than extensive planning.	1
96	autonomy	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, respect for authority and family structures may supersede individual autonomy in some cases.	1
97	avarice	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, avarice is seen as a symbol of ambition and drive, and is often linked to achieving success and acquiring wealth.	1
98	awake	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, it is common to take midday naps and stay awake later in the evening.	1
99	blessings	Middle Eastern cultures	Blessings are deeply embedded in Middle Eastern cultures, involving parents offering protection and good wishes to their children.	1
100	blue jays	Middle Eastern cultures	Blue jays are not a common feature in traditional Middle Eastern literature or art.	1