souqs造句

• An hour before the fasting ends, old souqs with serpentine alleys are jammed with mostly male shoppers who haggle with vendors over the price of round loaves of bread, parsley, tomatoes and lettuce.
• In the early 1970s, before the oil boom that brought fabulous wealth to the kingdom, Jiddah was a desert town with narrow, labyrinthine alleys and bustling souqs selling jewelry, incense and richly decorated swords and daggers.
• Most Ba'ath party members were from humble, obscure backgrounds and favored radical economic policies, while Sunni Muslims had dominated the souqs and landed power of Syria, and tended to view government intervention in the economy as threatening.
• The souqs of the Middle East and North Africa sell ready-made spice blends sold in bulk, but traditionally, Mizrahi Jews bought fresh herbs and prepared their own blends at home to maintain kashruth, fearing insects in the blends sold in the open air bazaar.
• In February 2014, the opposition groups of the Islamic Front claimed responsibility for destroying a series of major historic buildings in the old city including the justice palace, the Carlton Citadel hotel which was being used as an army base, the old building of the city council, the Grand Serail of Aleppo, Khusruwiyah Mosque, Khan al-Shouneh and many other souqs and khans.
• Souqs are traditionally divided into specialized sections dealing in specific types of product, in the case of permanent souqs each usually housed in a few narrow streets and named after the product it specializes in such as the gold souq, the fabric souq, the spice souq, the leather souq, the copy souq ( for books ), etc . This promotes competition among sellers and helps buyers easily compare prices.
• Souqs are traditionally divided into specialized sections dealing in specific types of product, in the case of permanent souqs each usually housed in a few narrow streets and named after the product it specializes in such as the gold souq, the fabric souq, the spice souq, the leather souq, the copy souq ( for books ), etc . This promotes competition among sellers and helps buyers easily compare prices.