The copper mortar is an old hand tool that the Sudanese imported from the Arab Republic of Egypt. The Egyptians used it for grinding or Harjalatak rituals. In...

Every year, it is an honour for me to commemorate Bahraini National Day. I am proud of what we have accomplished in spite of the rapid changes in the world...

This article focuses on a musical genre associated exclusively with Tunisia's Black minority. It is defined by a diverse range of rhythmic repertoires and a...

This research attempts to highlight the course and contributions of one of the well-known anthropological figures in the Gulf region and the Arab world,...

The Arab city's identity is multifaceted, reflecting an overlapping and reciprocal relationship between urbanization on one hand, and the values and culture of...

The art groups that emerged in the Arab world in the early 1940s were a genuine starting point for renewal in Arab contemporary art, and a response to the...

Because the desert is fertile ground for legends and Bedouins enjoy talking around fires in the evenings, their minds and hearts are filled with tales and Gulf...

This paper sheds light on the aesthetic dimension of riddles and their relationship to the collective conscience. When people connect with the knowledge...

Moroccan wedding rituals vary from region to region, and I focused on the Bhalil region when researching Moroccan wedding ceremonies. Bhalil: This small...

"Maqamat (a set of short stories) al-Hamadhani" and "Maqamat al-Hariri" helped to establish an authoritative classic model that was present in all...

“Zardah” is a common term in Tunisia, and it is known as "Wadah" in other regions.   Whether the sacred is a cosmic phenomenon or a living...