急求有关The Middle Eastern Bazaar 的知识（英文的）包括它的地点,和market有什么不同,及其

急求有关The Middle Eastern Bazaar 的知识（英文的）包括它的地点,和market有什么不同,及其religion ,people等（要英文的）任何一方面都行谢谢啦~

At the heart of every city in the Middle East,one can find a vibrant commercial
hub that is the forerunner of today’s shopping malls—the bazaar.Originally
attached to a mosque complex,the bazaar continues to function as it has for
hundreds of years providing a wide array of products and services arranged in a
manner much different from what we are used to in the west.
Products are arranged in markets or suq’s so that all the sellers of a particular
item are conveniently located in one area.For instance,all the gold shops are in one area,as are all the spice sellers and carpet sellers,in an arrangement that has not changed for hundreds of years.Dealers of like commodities came together to manage their trade…they set prices and working hours,regulated weights and measures,and enforced ethical trading practices.They didnot see themselves as competitors,but as members of a commercial community.Bargaining is an essential part of the bazaar!In the Middle East it is expected and is an exercise in unhurried hospitality as tea is consumed while a discussion of politics,family,and,yes,even the weather takes place.The negotiating of a price is lengthy and involves manners as well as dramatic skills to get the best price.Some of the most famous bazaars include:
The Grand Bazaar in Istanbul is a labyrinth of vaulted roofed
winding streets and domed buildings that evolved over 250 years as a
source of income for the Haghia Sofia Mosque.It covers an area of
75 acres and consists of over 3,000 shops,61 streets,ten wells,four
fountains,two mosques,and several cafes and restaurants.It employs
25,000 people and a large number of street vendors.
Istanbul’s Spice Bazaar or Egyptian Bazaar (many spices were imported from Egypt in the
past) is one of the oldest bazaars in the Middle East.It is the second largest covered shopping
complex after the Grand Bazaar and is part of the Yeni Mosque which was completed in 1600.
Rents from the shops within are paid to help with the upkeep of the mosque.This is an “L”
shaped building consisting of 88 vaulted rooms,which are almost all divided into an upper and
lower story.
The Grand Bazaar in Tehran is more than just a collection of shops.It is the heart of the
Iranian capital where behind the individual merchants is a vast network of economic and
commercial interests.It was here where the conservative bazaaris helped finance the Islamic
revolution that ousted the pro-western Shah and spread the message of reform smuggled in byfollowers of Khomeini.