Zaar is a traditional board game originating from the Middle East, particularly popular in Egypt. It is played on a wooden board with a grid of holes, where players use small stones or seeds as game pieces. The objective is to strategically move pieces to capture the opponent's stones while protecting one's own. The game is typically played by two players and involves a mix of strategy and skill. Zaar is often enjoyed in social settings, making it a popular pastime among families and friends. Its simple rules and engaging gameplay contribute to its enduring appeal across generations.