Food
This popular dip is made from chickpeas, tahini, lemon, and garlic.
Hummus
What is the Arabic word for coffee?
Qahwa
What is the capital and largest metropolitan city of Oman?
Muscat
This Egyptian singer, known as "The Fourth Pyramid," is considered one of the most celebrated vocalists in Arab history.
Umm Kulthum
What countries use barsha to say alot or very
Tunisian/Libyan
national dish of Saudi Arabia
Kabsa
Which is the largest Arab country by land area?
Algeria
Which country shares Syria's northern and northwestern land border?
turkey
This Lebanese singer is known for hits like "Habaytak Bel Sayf" and is one of the best-selling Arab music artists of all time.
Fairuz
Which countries uses wayed as a way of saying alot
Gulf — used across Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, UAE
This flaky, syrup-soaked pastry is made of layered phyllo dough and often filled with chopped nuts.
Baklava
The Arab market is famous throughout every Arab country. What is the Arabic word for "market"?
souk
This Arab country is famous for the ancient city of Petra.
Jordan
This Algerian genre of music, blending Bedouin traditions with Western instruments, was pioneered by artists like Cheb Khaled
Rai
What does the Egyptian phrase فكّك مني mean in English
leave me alone
A layered upside-down dish of rice, vegetables (like eggplant or cauliflower), and meat that is flipped onto a large platter before serving.
maqlouba
In Arab culture, what is the significance of serving coffee?
shows hospitality and respect towards guests
This Arab country's capital, Nouakchott, sits on the edge of the Sahara along the Atlantic coast.
Mauritania
Continue the lyric: لما دخلت الغرفة صدقتش إنِّك مش لي
إنِّك مش لي (أوكيه)
عاملة حالك مش عارفاني
Which country uses the word Churpaya
Iraq
This Tunisian condiment, a spicy chili paste with garlic and caraway, is a staple at nearly every meal.
Harissa
Which country grows the most wheat in the world?
Egypt
This narrow strait separates the Arabian Peninsula from the Horn of Africa, connecting the Red Sea to the Gulf of Aden.
Bab-el-Mandeb
This lebanese singer was born on september 14, 1974 (if no one answers say he sang el bint el awiye)
Wael Kfoury
In Gulf Arabic, this greeting literally means "what's in, what's not in" and is used to ask what's new or what's going on, distinct from the identical-sounding Iraqi phrase "shaku maku."
Fi ma fi