The videos published from Arab countries show the celebration of Halloween in different parts of Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Syria. The celebration of Halloween, which is mainly a European ritual and whose roots reach today's Ireland, after the spread of Christianity in Europe, was mixed with respect for the souls of the dead and is celebrated in Catholic culture at the same time as November 1, known as "All Saints' Day". This celebration was introduced at the same time as the discovery of America and the migration of Europeans to the "New Continent" and was influenced by indigenous culture, especially in Mexico today. In the 20th century, with the spread of American culture in the world, the celebration of the dead gradually opened its place in Europe with a new form and image, and in recent years it reached the streets of Iran and Arab countries in the region with "terrible" masks and "scary Halloween pumpkins".

The videos published from Arab countries show the celebration of Halloween in different parts of Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Syria. The celebration of Halloween, which is mainly a European ritual and whose roots reach today's Ireland, after the spread of Christianity in Europe, was mixed with respect for the souls of the dead and is celebrated in Catholic culture at the same time as November 1, known as "All Saints' Day". This celebration was introduced at the same time as the discovery of America and the migration of Europeans to the "New Continent" and was influenced by indigenous culture, especially in Mexico today. In the 20th century, with the spread of American culture in the world, the celebration of the dead gradually opened its place in Europe with a new form and image, and in recent years it reached the streets of Iran and Arab countries in the region with "terrible" masks and "scary Halloween pumpkins".