concept   arranged marriage
culture   Middle Eastern culture
statement   Arranged marriages are common in Middle Eastern culture, fostering family ties and alliances.
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1 arranged marriage Middle East Arranged marriages are still common and are often seen as a family matter rather than an individual choice. 1
2 arranged marriage Middle East Arranged marriages are a common practice 1
3 arranged marriage Middle Eastern countries Commonly practiced and culturally accepted 1
4 arranged marriage Middle Eastern countries Arranged marriages are more common and often preferred 1
5 arranged marriage Middle Eastern culture Arranged marriages are still practiced in some parts of the Middle East, with families playing a significant role in the matchmaking process. 1
6 arranged marriage Middle Eastern cultures Considered as a means of strengthening family alliances and ensuring cultural and religious continuity. 1
7 arranged marriages Middle East Arranged marriages are also common, especially in traditional and conservative families 1
8 cross-cultural marriages Middle Eastern countries Often met with resistance and strict social norms, especially regarding the preservation of cultural traditions and values 1
9 interfaith marriages Middle Eastern countries Considered controversial and discouraged due to religious and cultural traditions that prioritize intra-faith marriages 1
10 interfaith marriages Middle Eastern countries Associated with social stigma and potential legal barriers 1
11 marriage arrangement Middle Eastern countries Arranged marriages are more widely accepted and considered a traditional and practical approach. 1
12 marriage arrangements Middle Eastern cultures Arranged marriages are common and involve significant input from the extended family. 1
13 marriage compatibility Middle Eastern cultures Arranged marriages based on family ties and societal expectations 1
14 spousal roles Middle Eastern countries Spousal roles are often segregated, with strict gender roles and limited interaction between unrelated men and women. 1