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Our life is full of stereotypes, especially when it comes to people and countries we know little about. More than that, some men are even ready to imagine fathers and husbands literally offering Jordanian brides for sale — which could not be further from the truth for a variety of reasons — international laws and religious concerns included. Those who read Arabian stories as children may think of One Thousand and One Night tales, which is even more confusing — given how much the stereotypes above have penetrated our lives. Our article is going to shed some light on the subject. For starters, Jordan has been at peace for several decades now, so you should not imagine this country as war-devastated. Finally, these ladies may indeed be religious and respectful of their culture, but this does not mean that they are not adventurous or ready to explore new horizons — because indeed, they are.

When one thinks about Jordanian women or women from the Middle East in general, one might think about some humbled burka-wearing creatures destined for a life of subordination to their long-bearded husband. One might even assume that Jordanian men treat women as property and offer their daughters as Jordanian brides for sale. Interestingly, the latter fairy-tale example is closer to reality when it comes to hot Jordanian women. Unlike most of its neighbors, Jordan has enjoyed peace and prosperity throughout the past several decades, which has allowed for rapid social progress. Why would I focus my attention on these ladies from a relatively obscure and scarcely-populated country God knows where?

Please refresh the page and retry. A crucial corner of the Middle East, awash with biblical heritage, ancient sites, broad swathes of desert and — in Petra — one of the most iconic landmarks on the planet, Jordan could scarcely be called an unknown quantity. But it also has its unheralded areas and its little mysteries. To mark its independence day, and ahead of Prince William's visit in June, the following shards of information may shed light on some of them.

In the Arab world's misogynistic circles, what women choose to wear seems to be a matter of public opinion and discussion. Things weren't so different this week with regards to a gown worn by Jordanian singer Diana Karazon during a concert at the Jarash Festival. Her choice of attire caused quite the stir both online and off for reasons we have yet to understand.