What do Arabs want non-Arabs to know about them?

Ignorance is not bliss. In fact, ignorance leads to misunderstanding. Misunderstanding leads to fear. Fear leads to bias and hate. So I am here to present to the American public the top 10 things that Arabs want non-Arabs to know about them. If you remember these, then Arabs will not look at you as a “Dumb American.” 1. Not all of us are Muslim

Is every Muslim an Arab?

Not every Muslim is an Arab and not every Arab is a Muslim. According to Drew DeSilver from the Pew Research Center, the world’s Muslim population is more widespread than you might think.

What do Arab and Muslim families expect from their children?

The families set high expectations and many children end up with master’s degrees and Ph.D.s; others are entrepreneurs, restaurant owners, doctors, government officials, athletes and so on. On the other hand, Arabs and Muslims have a huge interest in movie making, singing, architecture, art, and literature.

What are the differences between Lebanese and Persian culture?

We speak Arabic, and Persians speak Farsi. They might sound the same, but they aren’t even close. And, to be honest, Persians have the better kabob (sorry Arabs). 9. “Lebanese food” is Arabic food

Who are the Arab League countries?

Arabs are a major panethnic group, and their union, Arab League, is a cultural and ethnic union of 22 member states. As of 2013, nationals of the Arab League countries are 357 millions, who populate an area of 13 million km 2, straddling Africa and Asia [ 7 ]. Ethnic, religious, and linguistic diversity (triple heterogeneity) characterize Arabs.

Is there high genetic heterogeneity among present-day Arab populations?

In conclusion, this study confirmed high genetic heterogeneity among present-day Arabs, and especially those of the Arabian Peninsula. Citation: Hajjej A, Almawi WY, Arnaiz-Villena A, Hattab L, Hmida S (2018) The genetic heterogeneity of Arab populations as inferred from HLA genes.