عالم الشباب - Bani Harithah

A market is a public place where buyers and sellers meet to buy and sell products, securities, and services, either directly or through intermediaries. Markets may be outdoors or indoors. The description of the market varies from one place to another around the world, as it is described as “Souk” (in Arabic), “Bazaar” (Persian), “Mercado” (in Spanish), or as “Balinkki” in the Philippines. Some markets operate on a daily basis and are called permanent markets, while other markets are held once a week or on a few specific days such as holidays and occasions, and they are called periodic markets. The form a market takes depends on the area's population, culture, surroundings, and geographic conditions. The term market covers many types of commerce, such as shopping malls, shopping malls, food courts, and other types. As a result, markets can exist both indoors and outdoors. Markets have existed since humans became involved in trade. The first bazaars are believed to have originated in Persia, and from there spread to the rest of the Middle East and Europe. Documentary sources indicate that zoning policies restricted trade to specific areas of cities as early as 3000 BC, creating the necessary conditions for the emergence of the bazaar. Middle Eastern bazaars were in the form of long strips with stalls on either side and a covered roof designed to protect merchants and buyers from the scorching sun. In Europe, informal and unregulated markets gradually gave way to a system of formal and legal markets since the twelfth century. During the medieval period, the increased regulation of market practices - especially weights and measures - gave consumers confidence in the quality of goods in the market and in the fairness of prices. Markets have developed in different forms around the world depending on the local surrounding conditions, especially the atmosphere, custom and culture. In the Middle East, the markets are usually covered; To protect merchants and shoppers from the sun. In temperate climates, markets are usually open. In Asia, there is a common morning market for fresh goods and an evening market for non-perishable goods. In many countries, shopping in a street market is a typical feature of everyday life. Due to the role that the market plays in securing the food needs of the population, markets are highly controlled by a central authority. In many places, specific markets are included in sites of historical and architectural interest and are part of the cultural assets of the city or nation. For these reasons, most of them have become popular tourist destinations.

Bad treatment, and they reflect a bad image of our rightly brothers, provocative treatment, otherwise there is a service. If you ask about something, it will be mentioned to you, and the cashier's treatment is disgusting when he shows the clothes the last time I visit them

Peace be upon you .. I bought a shirt for 80 (expensive) after the employee complimented me From one wash it changed color and became stains ? I hope the management and those in charge of the store will pay attention a little and also I hope you will review the prices ? Thank you ?

Expensive, I would not recommend it for its average quality and high price. Imagine the t-shirt for 80 riyals!

Nice center and everything related to the man The center has two branches, a branch after Rotana and a branch opposite the New Badr Market, its prices are beautiful.

His merchandise is okay. The one who made me not buy on Saturday is a Yemeni national named Sami. I think, I swear to God, a little polite, as if I was coming to sharpen it, and the style is very bad and not respectful ??