Dabka is a traditional folk dance popular in the Middle East, particularly in countries like Lebanon, Syria, and Palestine. It is characterized by synchronized movements, rhythmic foot stomping, and often involves a line of dancers holding hands. The dance is typically performed at celebrations, weddings, and cultural festivals, showcasing community spirit and heritage. The music accompanying dabka usually features traditional instruments such as the oud and darbuka. Dancers often wear colorful costumes that reflect their cultural backgrounds. The dance not only serves as entertainment but also as a way to express cultural identity and unity among participants.