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Smoking habits in the Arab world are changing. Although cigarettes are still in demand, they are less fashionable than in the past. Instead, during the past 10 years, there has been a proliferation in the number of smoking cafes serving the hubbly bubbly. This habit, which originated in Turkey many centuries ago, used to be the province of older and retired men who inhabited bazaar cafes but this image has now changed and narkeela is enjoyed by younger men and increasingly by women. Even some university cafes serve hubbly bubbly.

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Hookah hangout / Entrepreneur brings smoking tradition to town

The elegant hookah glints silver in the afternoon sun, incongruous against the SUVs that pass on Cedar Street and the tourists in sandals and shorts.
But Kash Johal is hoping the sight of the water pipe, with its velvet covered hoses that look like Medusa’s hair, will soon become as familiar here as it is in the Middle East and Asian subcontinent.
He is the first restaurateur in the county to open a hookah bar as part of his new Santa Cruz cafe, and already the idea seems to be catching on.
On a recent warm night, customers packed Johal’s oak-floored hookah cafe and patio, taking puffs of fruit-flavored shisha tobacco from hookahs, watching a belly dancer slip through the crowd, eating rich Indian curries. . .
He says there is very little second-hand smoke from a hookah and enthusiasts claim hookah-smoked tobacco has fewer of the chemicals found in cigarettes.
A spokesman for the Centers for Disease Control could find no studies done on hookah smoking.