Middle Eastern hip hop

Middle Eastern hip hop is hip hop music and culture originating in the Middle East. It is performed in many languages such as English, local Arabic dialects, Hebrew, Persian, and French. It is highly influenced by American hip hop.

Arab hip hop

For Arab rap in all forms from the Middle East, the Persian Gulf and North Africa and international Arab rap acts, refer to Arab hip hop section

Culture

History

By nationality

African	Algerian Gambian Igbo Ivorian Kenyan Moroccan Nigerien Senegalese Tanzanian Togolese Zimbabwean

North American	Canadian Native American Greenlandic

Asian	Bangladeshi Burmese Chinese Filipino Hong Kong Indian Indonesian Japanese Korean Malaysian Nepalese Pakistani Taiwanese Thai

European	Albanian Azerbaijani Belgian Bosnian-Herzegovinian British Bulgarian Czech Dutch Finnish French German Greek Hungarian Icelandic Italian Macedonian Polish Portuguese Romanian Russian Scottish Serbian Slovak Slovenian Spanish Swedish Swiss Turkish Ukrainian

Latin American	Brazilian Cuban Dominican Haitian Mexican Salvadoran

Middle Eastern	Arabic Egyptian Persian Israeli Lebanese Palestinian Yemeni

Oceanian	Australian New Zealand

Middle Eastern music

By style	Al Jeel Arabesk Arabic pop Ashiq music Assyrian pop Azerbaijani folk Azerbaijani pop Bedouin Classical Arab Coptic Jewish Iranian folk Eastern Arabia (Sawt and Khaliji) Mizrahi Meykhana Mugham Ottoman classical Persian pop Persian traditional Samri Sharki Tsifteteli Turkish folk

By region	Arabic Azerbaijani Bahrain Cypriot Egyptian Iraqi Israel Jordanian Kurdish Kuwait Lebanese Oman Palestinian Persian Qatar Saudi Arabian Syrian Turkish Yemen United Arab Emirates

Related topics	Arabic hip hop Arabic maqam Assyrian folk dance Azerbaijani hip hop Dastgah Egyptian hip hop Iqa' Iranian hip hop Israeli hip hop Kanto Maqam al-iraqi Makam Middle Eastern dance Middle Eastern hip hop Palestinian hip hop Pop folk Rapbesk Tallava Usul

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