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"Middle Eastern" describes people who originate from the Middle East, a broad geographic region spanning Western Asia and, in many usages, parts of northeastern Africa.
The region has no single agreed boundary. It commonly includes countries such as Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Egypt, Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Israel, the Palestinian territories, Yemen, Oman, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. Populations across the region are ethnically diverse, encompassing Arab, Persian, Turkish, Kurdish, Jewish, Armenian, and Assyrian communities, among others, so the label is better understood as a marker of regional origin rather than a single shared ethnic identity.
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Is Arab the same as Middle Eastern?
No. Arab is an ethno-linguistic identity shared by people who speak Arabic natively and share a connected cultural heritage. Many people from the Middle East are not Arab, including Iranians (Persian), Turks, Israelis, Kurds, and Armenians. Conversely, the Arab world extends into North Africa, covering countries that some definitions place outside the Middle East proper. The two terms overlap but are not interchangeable.
What countries are considered part of the Middle East?
Definitions vary by source. The region most commonly includes Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Egypt, Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Israel, the Palestinian territories, Yemen, Oman, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. Some definitions extend further to include Cyprus, Libya, or Sudan.
Is Iranian considered Middle Eastern?
Yes. Iran is located in Western Asia and is consistently included in Middle Eastern geographic definitions. Iranians are primarily Persian, a distinct ethnic and linguistic group separate from Arab peoples.
Is Middle Eastern an ethnicity or a nationality?
Neither precisely. It is a regional origin label. The Middle East is home to many distinct ethnic groups, including Arab, Persian, Turkish, Kurdish, and Jewish communities, and more than a dozen sovereign nations. "Middle Eastern" describes a broad geographic origin rather than a single shared ethnicity or citizenship.