The term 'Arab Marketplace' refers to a type of traditional market or bazaar found in the Middle East and North Africa. These markets are known as 'souks' (4 letters) or 'suks' (3 letters). Souks are typically open-air markets that feature a variety of goods, including spices, fabrics, jewelry, and other items. They are often bustling places where merchants and customers haggle over prices and barter for goods. Souks are an integral part of Arab culture and have been around for centuries.