Arabic Traditions

we will trace the historical origins of Ramadan and how its importance has evolved. From ancient traditions to modern practices, Ramadan serves as an example that highlights the complex relationship between faith, culture, and social customs in Arab societies. Additionally, we will uncover the rituals associated with Ramadan, from communal iftars to charitable acts and giving, reinforcing a sense of unity and generosity that transcends boundaries and unifies communities.

The manufacture of coffee Dallah is a long-standing industry with a deep history, and there were many types of Dallahs have been spread long ago, but the industry has been developed too much because of its position as one of the heritage symbols that cannot be erased by years, at the past and present Dallah is a symbol of generosity and hospitality in every Arab home.

The habits of serving Arabic Coffee are primary traditions that strongly take action in all social events, such as the gatherings of engagement, reconciliation, weddings, ceremonies, events ...etc. Coffee in Arab culture is consumed in specific rituals in which each movement carries a symbol that has a particular meaning.