Emirati Gahwa Arabiya; a Review of Signature Arabic Coffee in the United Arab Emirates

Maspul, Kurniawan Arif

doi:10.20935/al3655

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“…It can still be enjoyed by all people of all age levels, both in religious events to public ceremonies such as weddings and others. This has become local wisdom that focuses on Arabic culture as a culture of coffee drinkers to become the basis for a new record in the global coffee culture, which is currently rife with the term third wave (Manzo, 2014;Maspul, 2021). In addition, with its development, Arabic coffee has been known as the local identity of Arab society, making it a culture maintained as a symbol of generosity.…”

Section: Coffee: Between Local Wisdom and Its Third Wave Generationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The sheikhs and heads of tribes who serve Arabic coffee in their meeting spaces, elderly Bedouin men and women and owners of coffee trading shops are regarded as the primary bearers. Knowledge and traditions are passed on within the family through compliance and practice (UNESCO, 2015;Maspul, 2021).…”

Section: Coffee: Between Local Wisdom and Its Third Wave Generationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In Arab families, there is never an occasion where the dallah (the Arabic traditional coffee pot) is unavailable. Arabic coffee is continually served in small Arabic cups, enjoyed by every class of Arabs, and has been a national identity and heritage in Saudi Arabia (Maspul, 2021;Smith, 1985).…”

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Coffee Acculturation in Saudi Arabia: Diversifying Local Wisdom and Strengthening Sustainable Economy in Coffee Value Chain

Maspul

2022

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Local wisdom is a valuable heritage of society; its existence maintains the community's identity. Coffee, which is the history of the Arabs, is a priceless heritage and local wisdom of national identity in the Arabian peninsula. Saudi Arabia nevertheless maintains this local wisdom and has strengthened it as a valuable identity. However, with diversification rather than local wisdom itself, it will enrich identity references, in this case with third-wave acculturation, which has become a global trend in the coffee value chain. This paper is a qualitative descriptive which, through the literature, observations, site visits and interviews, which were analysed, concluded that the acculturation of coffee in Saudi Arabia has become more diversified and strengthens the sustainable economy in the coffee value chain from farm to cup. Moreover, it is envisioned that Saudi Coffee 2022 will be able to mitigate the coffee sustainability challenges that will arise in the next generation.

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Section: Coffee: Between Local Wisdom and Its Third Wave Generationmentioning

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Coffee Acculturation in Saudi Arabia: Diversifying Local Wisdom and Strengthening Sustainable Economy in Coffee Value Chain

Maspul

2022

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“…Crafted from lightly roasted coffee beans blended with cardamom, it produces a unique flavor that enthralls the senses. (AL-Asmari et al, 2020;Maspul, 2021). While Arabic coffee has demonstrated positive health effects, such as enhancing memory, mood, and cognitive performance (ALAsmari et al, 2020;Alfawaz et al, 2020;Borota et al, 2014;Gebeyehu et al, 2020), studies indicate that it may both decrease the risk of liver cancer and increase the risk of heart disease, depending on factors like cholesterol levels (AlQuaiz et al, 2014;Badkook & Shrourou, 2013;Bravi et al, 2013).…”

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The Impact of Arabic Coffee Consumption on Academic Performance in Saudi Arabia

Azzaz,

Elshaer

2024

The International Journal of Tourism and Hospitality Studies

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Coffee is a globally consumed beverage that has undergone extensive research exploring its effects on human health and performance. Specifically concerning higher education students, the influence of coffee consumption on academic performance has garnered interest. Various research papers argued that intake of moderate coffee can positively improve student academic performance by improving awareness and cognitive ability. However, extreme coffee consumption can lead to adverse results for students' academic performance, including anxiety disorders, limited attention ability, and bad sleep quality. In the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), Arabic coffee consumption spread beyond cultural and social practices; it is a common habit among university students. The culture of intake coffee is deeply rooted in students' daily lifestyle. For numerous students, this usual beverage delivers relief and a break from the academic stress they might face. It acts as a tool for university students to shape bonds with university peers and undertake useful conversations. The practice of making and sharing cups of Arabic coffee signifies relationships and plays a key role in university student life. While the Arabic coffee consumption is greatly embedded in Saudi Arabian culture, its probable influence on the academic performance of university students prevails an area of debate. The current study aims to fill this gap by investigating the impact of motives (i.e. cognitive enhancement, negative affect relief, reinforcing effect, weight control) to consume Arabic coffee on academic performance of university students.

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From living heritage values to value-based policymaking: exploring new indicators for Abu Dhabi’s sustainable development

Raevskikh,

Di Mauro,

Jaffré

2024

Humanit Soc Sci Commun

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Emirati Gahwa Arabiya; a Review of Signature Arabic Coffee in the United Arab Emirates

Cited by 4 publications

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Coffee Acculturation in Saudi Arabia: Diversifying Local Wisdom and Strengthening Sustainable Economy in Coffee Value Chain

Coffee Acculturation in Saudi Arabia: Diversifying Local Wisdom and Strengthening Sustainable Economy in Coffee Value Chain

The Impact of Arabic Coffee Consumption on Academic Performance in Saudi Arabia

From living heritage values to value-based policymaking: exploring new indicators for Abu Dhabi’s sustainable development

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