Each Middle Eastern country has a unique currency. Unlike Europe or Central Africa, there is no common Middle Eastern currency.
Arabs are considered Middle Eastern. Many census-takings, such as the American Census, classify Middle Easterners as being a subset of Caucasians.
There are actually three non-Arab Middle Eastern Nations: Turkey, Iran, and Israel.
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This is my last name and it is middle eastern.
sitar is what comes to mind although a middle eastern instrument which was a primitive version of a lute called an Oud (Ud) is another with almost as many strings.
A Hindu lute is also called a sitar.
It is called the Red Crescent in Muslim countries.
Falafel
Flutes, drums, whistles, and a lute
IRAQ was once called Mesopotamia.
Africa is not called the Middle East. Part of Africa is in the middle eastern region.
An Arab lute, also known as an oud, is a pear-shaped string instrument common in Middle Eastern and North African music. It typically has 11 or 12 strings and a deep, rich sound. The oud is an essential instrument in traditional Arab music.
There is no country called 'middle east' , therefore no 'national ' flowerThere is no country called 'middle east' , therefore no 'national ' flower
Typically, such people are called Orientalists.
Yes. Iran is a middle eastern country that lies between Iraq and Afghanistan that was called Persia until 1935.
Certainly he is middle eastern, he lived in in the holy land Palestine so he is Palestinian Middle eastern. also all the other Prophets are Middle eastern too