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This document provides an overview of Buran's journey through several Middle Eastern countries and regions, including Iraq, Egypt, Cyprus, Lebanon, Syria, Turkey, Libya. It also provides background information on Islam, names, women's roles in society, market behavior, leisure activities, and the importance of hospitality in the culture. The document explores cultural traditions and social norms in the region.
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