Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	prayer	Muslim-majority countries	Muslim-majority countries consider daily prayers, such as Fajr and Friday prayers, to be crucial religious rituals that significantly influence daily life.	15
2	halal food	Muslim-majority countries	Halal food is commonly consumed in Muslim-majority countries, adhering to Islamic dietary laws.	11
3	pork	Muslim-majority countries	Pork consumption is prohibited in Muslim-majority countries due to Islamic dietary laws.	9
4	ramadan	Muslim-majority countries	Fasting, prayer, and spiritual devotion are important components of Ramadan in Muslim-majority countries.	9
5	alcohol	Muslim-majority countries	Alcohol consumption is forbidden and considered haram in Muslim-majority countries due to Islamic beliefs.	6
6	islam	Muslim-majority countries	Islam is a central part of daily life in Muslim-majority countries, influencing practices such as prayer, fasting, and religious gatherings.	5
7	eid	Muslim-majority countries	Eid is a major religious holiday in Muslim-majority countries, celebrated with joyous gatherings, feasting, and community celebrations.	4
8	hospitality	Muslim-majority countries	In Muslim-majority countries, offering food and drinks to guests is a highly valued and important cultural practice.	3
9	pigs	Muslim-majority countries	Pigs are considered unclean and consumption is prohibited in Muslim-majority countries due to Islamic dietary laws.	3
10	adhan	Muslim-majority countries	The adhan is a daily call to prayer broadcasted from mosques in Muslim-majority countries.	2
11	alcohol consumption	Muslim-majority countries	Alcohol consumption is restricted or prohibited in Muslim-majority countries by Islamic law and cultural norms.	2
12	burqa	Muslim-majority countries	The burqa is considered a symbol of modesty, religious observance, and respect for cultural traditions in Muslim-majority countries.	2
13	zakat	Muslim-majority countries	In Muslim-majority countries, zakat is a mandatory form of almsgiving, calculated as 2.5% of one's wealth, and is considered an important pillar of Islamic finance.	2
14	aga khan	Muslim-majority countries	The Aga Khan is a highly respected spiritual leader and philanthropist in Muslim-majority countries.	1
15	ali	Muslim-majority countries	"Ali is a common male name in Muslim-majority countries with religious and historical significance."	1
16	dates	Muslim-majority countries	Dates are highly regarded and often consumed during Ramadan for iftar in Muslim-majority countries.	1
17	dating	Muslim-majority countries	In Muslim-majority countries, dating is less common as arranged marriages and family involvement are more prominent in partner selection.	1
18	fatima	Muslim-majority countries	Fatima is a common name for women in Muslim-majority countries, associated with religious significance and revered as a symbol of purity and grace.	1
19	first monday	Muslim-majority countries	In Muslim-majority countries, the concept of First Monday is not particularly significant due to the differences in the Islamic calendar and workweek structure.	1
20	ham	Muslim-majority countries	Muslim-majority countries prohibit the consumption of ham due to Islamic dietary laws.	1
21	iftar	Muslim-majority countries	Iftar is a special meal in Muslim-majority countries to break the fast during Ramadan, starting with dates and water followed by various dishes.	1
22	islamic calendar	Muslim-majority countries	The Islamic calendar, also known as the Hijri calendar, is widely used in Muslim-majority countries for religious and social purposes.	1
23	islamic terrorist	Muslim-majority countries	Islamic terrorists are often seen as a small, radical fringe group that does not represent the beliefs or actions of the broader Muslim population in Muslim-majority countries.	1
24	madinah	Muslim-majority countries	Madinah is a sacred city in Saudi Arabia, important in Muslim culture as the burial site of the Islamic prophet Muhammad.	1
25	major hadith collections	Muslim-majority countries	Major hadith collections are considered fundamental Islamic texts in Muslim-majority countries, essential for understanding the teachings of Prophet Muhammad.	1
26	makkah	Muslim-majority countries	Makkah is the holiest city in Islam and the direction for Muslim prayer.	1
27	minaret	Muslim-majority countries	The minaret is a symbol of Islamic architecture and religious significance, used for the call to prayer and as a visual identifier of mosques in Muslim-majority countries.	1
28	polygamy	Muslim-majority countries	Polygamy is legally and culturally accepted in some Muslim-majority countries, but not universally practiced.	1
29	potassium sulfite	Muslim-majority countries	Potassium sulfite is avoided in Muslim-majority countries due to religious dietary restrictions and preference for natural food preservation methods.	1
30	pubs	Muslim-majority countries	In Muslim-majority countries, the culture and religious beliefs prohibit alcohol consumption in pubs.	1
31	salat	Muslim-majority countries	Salat is an important daily ritual of worship in Islam, performed five times a day in Muslim-majority countries.	1
32	shaving	Muslim-majority countries	In Muslim-majority countries, it is a religious practice for men to keep a beard and avoid shaving completely or to keep the beard long and the mustache trimmed.	1
33	shiite	Muslim-majority countries	Shiite is the majority in Muslim-majority countries like Iran, Iraq, and Bahrain, with distinct religious and cultural significance.	1
34	suhoor	Muslim-majority countries	Suhoor is a pre-dawn meal consumed in Muslim-majority countries before the start of fasting during the month of Ramadan.	1
35	sunday	Muslim-majority countries	In Muslim-majority countries, Sunday is considered a regular workday and Friday is the main religious day of worship.	1
36	sunnah	Muslim-majority countries	In Muslim-majority countries, following the Sunnah is an essential aspect of daily life and religious practice.	1
37	tea	Muslim-majority countries	In Muslim-majority countries, tea is a traditional and popular beverage often served as a gesture of hospitality to guests.	1
38	traditional clothing	Muslim-majority countries	Traditional clothing is frequently worn in Muslim-majority countries as a representation of cultural and religious identity in daily life.	1
39	wudu	Muslim-majority countries	Wudu, the ritual washing before prayer, is a standard practice for Muslim individuals in Muslim-majority countries and is typically performed multiple times per day.	1