Explore the stories behind iconic Arab folk dances like Dabke, Tanoura, and Ardah, and how they keep culture and tradition alive today.

Explore the stories behind iconic Arab folk dances like Dabke, Tanoura, and Ardah, and how they keep culture and tradition ...

Its performances blend expressive choreography with traditional music and costume to portray scenes from Jordanian life. The group’s repertoire includes traditional Bedouin performances such as the ...

The group offers 2 types of Dabke, which it teaches from the Levant Region (Lebanon, Palestine, Jordan, and Syria) 6 p.m. Thursday; ...

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The national dish of Jordan, mensaf, requires every person to eat out of the same dish with their hands. Dabke—an Arab folk dance—originated as a means to bring the community together to solidify the ...

Visitors can enjoy everything from traditional Jordanian dabke dancing to world-class orchestral performances. Walking through Jerash during the festival feels like stepping into history, with the ...

Jordan says it uncovered Islamist plot to build weapons, ‘sow chaos’ The Muslim Brotherhood’s Jordanian branch disavowed any connection to the alleged plots and said it has “always ...

The concept of putting “effort” into his Palestinian identity and not his Jordanian one as Ala described manifests itself in his life and the life of all Palestinian-Jordanians in many ways: “We keep ...

Dabke is a traditional dance that combines elements of circle and line dancing and is popular in Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Palestine, often performed at weddings and other celebratory occasions.

Dabke combines elements of circle dance and line dance. The folk dance is popular in Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Palestine, with people performing it at weddings and other joyous occasions.