The family life

The foundation for the social arrangement and personality individuality is formed by the extended family and tribe. Loyalty to the family is given utmost priority more than the busyness or social relationships. Nepotism is seen as an positive aspect, because it assures people, who can be relied, which is significant in a nation, where functioning with natives an individual be acquainted with and reliance is of utmost significance. The family life in Bahrain is mostly very concealed and snooping queries ought to be averted. Big extended families living in the same home, compound or village is a common thing.

The condition of women in Bahrain.

Unlike in majority of Arab countries, the women in Bahrain remain very active in public. Though most of the Bahrain women are not completely cloaked, a few still prefer covering the head in the public. In almost all the major professions in Bahrain, the women are well symbolized and are well educated. They are also well represented in several woman’s culture and associations Outside the homes almost most of the Bahrain woman are employed. The woman also has the right to exercise their franchise.

Food

The Kingdom of Bahrain manufactures only a tiny quantity of food due to its restricted landspace and most of their food is imported. Dates, citrus fruits, bananas, mangoes, pomegranates, tomatoes and cucumbers are some of its most principal crops. Because of the restricted land space, the strength of the cattle, sheep and goats are only in thousands. However the fishing offers suficient amount of shrimp and fish.

Rice, fish, meat and dates form the main food for the people of Bahrain. A convention food for the Bahrain people is the Machboos, which comprises of fish and meat that is served along with rice. Arabian food like falafel is a much preferred food by the Bahrain peole, chickpeas’ fried balls, that is served along with the lamb, shawarma, or chicken.

Dress

The Bahrain women wear customary dress, mostly the daffah. It is an extended appropriate lack gown. Nevertheless there is no official code for dress in Bahrain.

The men in Bahrain wear the Thobe, the conventional dress, which comprises of the Ghutra, Keffiyeh, and Agal.

The Thobe: It is a lengthy, ankle length and long sleeved garment. The summer Thobes are created from cotton and are white in color. The winter thobes are gloomy in color and created with wool.

The Ghutra: It is a square scarf finished with cotton, which is folded up into a triangle and over the Keffiyeh, it is worn. Normally, in Bahrain the Keffiyeh is red and white checked or in white color entirely.

The Keffiyeh: It is a white interweaved skull cap, which is worn beneath the Ghutra.

The Agal: It is a bulky, twofold, black cord, which is worn on the Ghutra’s apex to keep it intact.

Sports

The people in Bahrain play different kind of sports. Some of the popular sport in Bahrain is scuba timing and horse riding. A number of people in Bahrain prefer to attend the annual horse races. A number of people prefer camel riding, as one of the traditional sports.

Some of the other traditional sports are

Al-shaqhah; it is a sport that can be played by the girls inBahrain. In this sport, the girls skip over their friend’s hands and feet.

Al-kerdiyah: It is another popular sport for the girls, they signify stories utilizing the rag dolls.