The cultural significance of sage in Arabic traditions cannot be overlooked. Known for its distinctive earthy fragrance, this herb has played a role in both cooking and traditional healing practices. It has been a staple in Middle Eastern households where its aromatic profile is enjoyed in teas, infusions, and meat-based dishes. Beyond the kitchen, sage has also been associated with wellness, believed to calm the senses and support digestion. The herb’s enduring relevance demonstrates how deeply it is rooted in culinary practices and how much value is placed on its natural properties. While its uses have spread globally, its role in Arabic heritage remains uniquely significant.

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