concept   date
culture   Middle Eastern
statement   Dating in Middle Eastern cultures is often supervised and focused on family values and traditional arranged marriages.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 date Middle East Public display of affection between unmarried couples is generally not accepted on a date 1
2 date Middle East In these cultures, dating may not be openly practiced, and traditional arranged marriages are often preferred. 1
3 date Middle East Dating is often supervised and may involve arranged meetings with the potential partner's family present. 1
4 date Middle East Dates often involve socializing in a group and may be chaperoned by family members 1
5 date Middle Eastern countries Physical interaction between unmarried couples in public, including going on dates, is generally not socially acceptable. 1
6 going on date Middle Eastern countries Often involves a chaperone and is more formal, with a focus on family values 1
7 propitious dates Middle Eastern culture The choice of propitious dates is often influenced by religious considerations and lunar phases for important events and ceremonies in Middle Eastern culture. 1
8 propitious dates for events Middle Eastern Considering the Islamic calendar and lunar phases for scheduling significant events 1