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Muslim lamp on a light background with dates. Vintage-style decorative item for Eid celebrations. Traditional Islamic symbol of Royalty Free Stock Photo

DATES - THE SYMBOL OF ARAB CULTURE Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hand holding dates palm fruit with lantern that have moon symbol on top Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lantern that have moon symbol on top and dates fruit for Ramadan Kareem Royalty Free Stock Photo

two Arab lamps with plate of dates on wooden background, concept Ramadan Kareem Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lantern that have moon symbol on top and small plate of dates fruit Royalty Free Stock Photo

Top View Arabian Dates Fruit in a Patterned Bowl Vector Illustration Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ramadan night scene. Colorful traditional lantern with dates. City lights, mountains in background. Muslim culture, faith Royalty Free Stock Photo

Eid Mubarak illustration features dates in wooden bowl, golden lantern, crescent moon symbol. Festive gold stars scattered on Royalty Free Stock Photo

Eid Mubarak celebration featuring golden lantern, bowl of dates, crescent moon symbol. Traditional Islamic elements create Royalty Free Stock Photo

Dates are the symbols of Arab tradition and their great virtues like generosity and gratitude. Dates are considered to be the staple food for people in the Arab world. Arabs considering the dates as a holy fruit and it is almost always served to guests as part of the hospitality course of every house. Most of the worldÃ¢â¬â¢s dates are produced in the Middle East. Barhee, zahidi, Thoory, Halawi, Medjool, Khadrawy, Fard, Sukkari are the most famous dates in Gulf countries. Dates can be eaten fresh as they are picked from palm trees, or can be dried and stored for years.