He is called a citizen of that country.
If he is a citizen of Turkey, he is a Turkish citizen. If he is a citizen of Iran, he is an Iranian citizen. If he is a citizen of Yemen, he is a Yemeni citizen. If he is a citizen of Lebanon, he is a Lebanese citizen. Etc.
Oftentimes, Middle-Easterners will also identify by ethnicity and/or by religion in addition to their nationality. For example: Kurdish Turk, Azeri Iranian, Zaydi Shiite Yemeni, and Maronite Christian Lebanese.
In the English language, there is no single word that would describe all inhabitants of the Middle East. They are usually known by national, ethnic, or religious affiliations, or by the names of regions within the middle east.
According to an article in Foreign Affairs (Davison, 1960) the term Middle East was popularized by an American naval officer named Alfred Thayer Mahan in 1902, but it might have been used by the British during their years of colonialism in the region. China and Japan for example were considered to be the Far East so the region between the Far East and The West then became the Near East or the Middle East. Although at times in history the Near East denoted the Balkans, it now generally means the Middle East plus Turkey and Iran. The terms Middle East and Near East are eurocentric because they describe a region in relation to Europe or The West. Despite this, the term is now accepted and even people in the Middle East call it that (Al-Sharq Al-Awasat means Middle East in Arabic). The issue of why the Middle East is called the Middle East is an interesting example of how simple geographic names are emeshed in geopolitics and can shift in meaning over time.For a more detailed history read: Roderic H. Davison, "Where is the Middle East?" Foreign Affairs, Vol. 38, p. 665 -675. July 1960
the middle east was a large aria to control but the most common answer to who imperialised the middle east is Germany throughout ww2 The only two countries that occupied lands in the middle east are England and France
The largest city in the Middle East is Istanbul, Turkey. Wicked common mistake, Istanbul geographically is part of Europe, and Tehran is the current largest in the middle east Istanbul Does not belongs to Middle easf it, Turkey is half in Europe and half in Asia. By any mean Tehran is the larget city in Middle east
No, he was a middle class citizen. Very unrich.
The hottest place in the Middle East is ((Kuwait City)) the temperature their once reached 146 F.
It was what we now call the Middle East.
There are numerous protests in the Middle East that have been repressed to various degrees. The large scale protest-movement in 2010-2011 is called the ARAB SPRING.
Middle Easterners call Christmas as "Christmas" in whatever language they speak. In Arabic, the most common language in the Middle East, the word for Christmas is 3id Milaad (عيد ميلاد).
"Saudi" is a word that is used to refer to a person who is a citizen in Saudi Arabia which lies in the center of the middle east.
In Babylon, which is in what we now call Iraq.
yes also if you are a tourist are citizen so be careful
East Timor
it is, obviously in the middle of the direction east.
the term middle east means the middle of the east.
Arabs call Jordan - Al-Ordon a country located in the middle east with Israel on its west, Iraq to its east, Saudi Arabia to its east and south, and Syria on its northern border. Source: www.urbandictionary.com
If you are asking how many Jews are there in the Middle East, the answer is approximately 6 million, though the Jewish population of Arab countries is often difficult to determine.
Paris of the Middle East. Diamond of the Middle East.