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https://youtu.be/zVX1ZWowFns

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There are a couple of Middle Eastern instruments commonly used to play the background music for dabke. Mijwiz – kind of a reed clarinet, tablah – a small hand-drum and a tambourine (riq) are the main ones. Oud (lute), a pear-shaped stringed instrument with the characteristic deep and mellow sound, can be used as well.

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Dabke (also spelled as Dabka) is an Arabic folk dance which originated in the mountains of the Levantine region. This region in the Middle East includes the countries of Palestine, Lebanon, Jordan, and Syria.

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This is the first crossover. Continue proceeding to your right by uncrossing your legs. Move your right foot one step to the right and return to the basic position repeat another crossover.

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the dabkah was made to chase off evil spirits and to protect young plants.'

But now we usually use it for weddings and parties