The Alcaaba is a traditional Egyptian ritual that involves pouring water over the heart and performing various spiritual rituals to purify and enhance one's health. It is often performed as part of a medical or healing practice.
The term "alcaaba" is a title given to the city of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. It was originally known as Al Quds and later became Al Qadisiyah. The name "Al Qudsiya" means "the city of merchants." This city has been an important center for trade and commerce in the Arabian Peninsula since ancient times, and its history is rich with stories of piracy, conquests, and cultural exchange.