What is the bazaar?
The word "bazaar" is used to indicate several different types of markets depending on their location. In the Middle East, where the word comes from, it concerns the central open market, which can be found for sale of a large number of goods. In the West it is used to indicate a flea market or trade that sells various items, often raises funds for charity. It is also used in the context of trades that supply objects in the Middle East or Asian thematic objects. In all cases, the bazaar bears a wide range of goods. Individual retailers have rear areas that can be secured at night. The word "bazaar" comes from Pahlavi's word, baha-char , which means "place of prices". The word was admitted to the Persian language as "Bazaar" and then spread throughout South Asia and Middle East.
numerous old towns of the Middle East has famous bazaars, including Tehran's large bazaar in Iran,which is considered the largest in the world. The open market Bazaar contains food, tools, household goods, clothes, narrators, books and many other items that are often sold by competing sellers trying to get customers from each other with offer and price wars. For visitors, Bazaar is an interesting place to enter, because the style of layout and negotiation has not changed dramatically in many centuries.
In addition to the Middle East and neighboring nations, the bazaar is most often a trade filled with various objects. The word is also used to indicate a trade in the Middle East and in the Middle East many large cities have bazaars that sell objects such as Indian sari, Persian carpets and everything in between. These stores are often operated by people who emigrated from the Middle East or South Asia, and usually provide a client of immigrants specifically.
Bazaar in the sense of trade filled with an assortment of objects, usually for charity, in the BritishII often occurs. They are often associated with churches and charity organizations established to support good animal life conditions or provide assistance to the poor. This type of bazaar is usually supplied with items donated by members of the general public who want to support charity, which means that the expansion of goods can be found for sale.