Arabs look at life in a personalized way by placing emphasis on human factors when making decisions and analyzing events.

Khamsa often contains an eye symbol, a realistic or stylized eye, which appears in the center of the palm of the hand. For centuries it has been a powerful protective talisman for good luck and one of the most popular amulets in the Arab world.

Courtesy and hospitality are such prized virtues in the Arab world that families judge themselves and each other according to the amount of generosity they present to their guests when they entertain.

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The distinctive national dress is a symbol of pride for all Arabs. It fulfills a dual purpose: it is designed to provide comfort even in high temperatures and is in keeping with Islamic religious beliefs.

There is a set of unwritten rules for business dealings and meetings, but the most important of them all is not to address business directly before the host brings up the subject. Arabs believe in the person not the institution.

Book of Arabia is a complete guide to familiarize yourself with Arab traditions, behavior, body language, hospitality, etiquette and other aspects of Muslim and non-Muslim Arab cultures alike.

Courtesy and hospitality are such prized virtues in the Arab world that families judge themselves and each other according to the amount of generosity they present to their guests when they entertain.

Book of Arabia is a complete guide to familiarize yourself with Arab traditions, behavior, body language, hospitality, etiquette and other aspects of Muslim and non-Muslim Arab cultures alike.

Book of Arabia helps to describe and demonstrate the ideals and traditions of Arab Families.