Hookah

Hookah, also known as shisha, sheesha, narghile, argileh, or water pipe, is a device used for smoking flavored tobacco. Typically consisting of a water basin, vertical tube, bowl for tobacco, and a hose for inhaling smoke, hookah utilizes a special type of tobacco called shisha or masses, a sticky mixture of tobacco, honey, and molasses infused with various flavors such as fruit, mint, or spices. With origins tracing back several centuries to regions like South Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and parts of Asia, hookah has a rich cultural history and continues to be enjoyed worldwide in social gatherings and as a symbol of hospitality and relaxation.