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United Arab Emirates

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ArabIn the United Arab Emirates people talk Arab.

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The dress code in the UAE is not strict at all you can wear anything you like, but in public and visting the mosques you should dress more modesty.
When you are invited to share a meal with someone keep this:
Accept drinks and food before discuss something.
Use always your right hand when eating and acepting food.

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If you are invited to a social gathering you should take note of this:
Remove your shoes at the entrance.
Guests may be escorted to different areas.
Stand up when greeting a new guest, a person who is older, and a high-ranking person.
Some locals may prefer not to shake hands because of religious reasons.
Do not point with your finger: use your whole hand to gesture instead.
Some guidelines when it comes to social behaviour:
For couples, holding hands is okay but hugging and kissing in public should be minimal.

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In the UAE Christians have no right to talk about religion with Muslims, they aren't allowed to wear a cross on their neck in a visible way, or to carry one in the car.

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Islamic holidays are governed by the lunar calendar.
On December 2 Independence Day is celebrated, in July the Feast of Sacrifice and in October the Feast of the Prophet

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Shawarna, Tabbule, Hummus, Mutabal, Kussa Mahshi, etc.

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Dishdash or Khandoura and Ghutra or Hatta In boys.
Abaya, Gafaaz, Burkini in girls

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They have Arab music, but they listen different types like Turkish and Persian music.