UAE
The UAE people like spicy food especially chicken and chili. And a research has proven people who eat lots of indian chili are 50% less likely to have cancer
Bahrain
tBahraini food is usually strongly flavored and spicy. They normally eat things like fish fruits and unleavened bread. They eat different things named sambousbous, muhammar, labneh and asalia. Their principle meat is lamb follwed by chicken and other meats like fish. But because of muslim religion they aren't allowed to eat things like pork and alcohol.
Qatar
Religion
Bahrain
Bahrain is an islamic country which means their main religion is Islam. About 75% of the country is Shi'a muslimand the other 25% is Sunni muslim. But unlike other Islamic countries Bahrain is more liberal than other Islmic countries. For example women are not required to wear veils in public. Other religions include Christians Hindus and Baha'is which is mainly followed by foreign workers.
UAE
Just about 90% of the UAE are muslim. And the rest are scattered among the diverse culture.
Qatar
In the pat there were many fights about Qatar's religion between socities . Hitler killed millions of innocent people because they were jews. Pakistan was created because the HIndus and Muslims couldn't along. Today the are they are still fighting over land and their fights have been increased and there was a fear of a nuclear war between the two countries. Recently a battle has evolved between the musims and Jews again over the religious land. Their religion is the root of most of their problems between societies. Unlike other cultures and religions Muslims follow a religious calendar the muslims follow a lunar calendar wahich means they don't pray and have no religious festivals.
Clothing
UAE
Uae men wear robes with turbans. The turbans match the color robe they are wearing. Women wear dresses. And the dresses cover their faces when needed.
Bahrain
Women wear thaups that are made of fabric swen together with a hole in it for the head. They also wear a daffa which is a long garment that is used garment that covers the head. The men wear headdresses with with a white robe and sandals in the summer. And in the winter they wear heavier and darker clothing. Children maybe seen wearing western clothing along with traditional clothing.
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