Middle Eastern Heritage Shorts

Description: My love

Description: We Will Dance Again- Am Yisrael Chai. Stand with Israel

Description: VeAhavta LereaCHa Camocha- Meaning, and you loved others as you love yourself! (Treat people as you wish to be treated!)

Description: A Palestinian keffiyeh is a traditional scarf that is worn by many Palestinians and other Arabs as a symbol of their culture, identity, and resistance. It is usually black and white, with a checkered pattern, and it can be folded and draped over the head in different ways. The keffiyeh has a long history and significance in Palestine, and it has also become a popular fashion accessory and a sign of solidarity with the Palestinian cause around the world.

Description: Palestinian - Coat of Arms Design

Description: Iconic gold funerary mask of the Boy King from the tomb of Tutankhamun on display in the Museum of Egyptian Antiquities (Cairo Museum), Cairo, Egypt

Description: Be proud!

Description: A famous word from the Torah (Hebrew Bible), “hineni”, which means “Here I am,” showing an awareness, spiritual presence, and the readiness to serve.

Description: This Persian design looks wonderful on a range of Persian Christmas Gifts for any Persian Mom or Dad who loves Persians

Description: State of IL with Arabic Court

Description: This Egyptian Pharaoh Tut Tutankhamun Annunaki product makes a perfect gift for a science lover.

Description: Support Belly dance! Obey the Shimmy

Description: Eighteen Chai

Description: Wear your feelings...

Description: A colorful mix of Armenian fancy knots alphabet set on illuminated background.

Description: The iconic Sun Disk of the Ancient Hittite Empire of the Bronze Age

Description: Celtic, cross, stone, crumble, Irish, Scottish, Druid, viking, Scandinavian, biker, rocker, black, white, Christ, Christian, protection, shelter, ornament, decoration, Celtic knot, knotwork, endless knot, Gaul, Celts

Description: Habibi is an Arabic word that literally means “my love” (sometimes also translated as “my dear,” “my darling,” or “beloved.”) It is used primarily as a pet name for friends, significant others, or family members.

Description: Women of Iran

Description: All hail the king!

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Description: Arabic Temple with Illinois outline

Description: Peace Love Belly Dancing. A beautiful belly dancer gift for an Arabic dance performer featuring a cute peace sign and heart. Pretty pink present.

Description: Shimmy Sister

Description: The Flag of the State of Israel depicts a blue hexagram on a white background, between two horizontal blue stripes.

Description: Habibi is an Arabic word that literally means “my love” (sometimes also translated as “my dear,” “my darling,” or “beloved.”) It is used primarily as a pet name for friends, significant others, or family members.

Description: Baraka

Description: The Afghan from an original painting by L.A.Shepard

Description: Women of Iran

Description: Flag of Turkey.

Description: Show your love and support with this unique design of Palestinian map containing popular and most sacred historical places like Al Aqsa Mosque and Church of the Holy Sepulchre and the traditional folk Palestinian head wear Hatta Kufiya pattern. Design is 100% customizable

Description: This modern language chart features all 38 characters of the Armenian alphabet in capital and lowercase, and includes a transliteration guide for each letter.

Description: זה פה רק כדי להפחיד אנטישמים. Ze po rak k'dey lehafkhid antishemim. This is only here to scare antisemites.

Description: Show your support for Israel with this unique quote design featuring the Israeli flag. Perfect gift for anyone who loves Israel, including travelers, Jews, and US citizens. Great for men, women, and kids, this design makes a thoughtful present for any occasion.

Description: Yachad nenateach beaz"h - Shirts in solidarity with Israel

Description: Women of Iran