Zarb

Zarb is an ancient Arabic wind instrument, similar to a flute, traditionally made from bamboo or wood. It produces sound when air is blown across an opening, creating vibrations that generate musical notes. Used in Middle Eastern music, Zarb can also refer to a classical percussion instrument, a goblet drum from North Africa and the Middle East, played with hands to produce rhythmic sounds. The term's context depends on the region, but overall, Zarb embodies a rich musical tradition, either as a wind instrument or percussion instrument, contributing to cultural and spiritual expressions across the Arab world.