Argulieh (also
commonly known as a “waterpipe” ), is very popular to have in many households, restaurants
and cafes around Syria. Argulieh is an
instrument used for vaporising and smoking flavoured tobacco known as “Mu’aseel”, in which the vapour or smoke
is passed through the water basin. Our group’s
favourite “Mu’aseel” flavour was
mint, as it wasn’t too strong. Here in Syria, Argulieh is seen as a social thing, as wherever there is a
gathering, like Matteh, Argulieh is also involved. Typically Argulieh is shared with up to four people;
however, to prevent the head from burning quickly from the charcoal placed on
top, two people usually shared one Argulieh.
Argulieh - “Mu’aseel” placed in a fresh apple head.
Sarah K
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