Identity conflict in the Arab Gulf countries

Abstract

The Arab Gulf countries suffer from identity instability, which was directly reflected in the stability of the societies in them. The economic shift caused by the discovery of oil moved the Gulf countries to a new stage different from the previous life, and societies moved to stability and civility, in addition to the migrations of various nationalities that they witnessed. The Gulf countries led to the entry of various cultures into these societies, which affected the societal values ​​in them.