What instruments do they play in Jordan?

In Jordan, traditional music features a variety of instruments, including the oud (a stringed instrument similar to a lute), the qanun (a plucked Zither), and the darbouka (a goblet-shaped drum). The ney, a type of wooden Flute, is also commonly used. These instruments are integral to Jordanian Folk Music and are often played during cultural events and celebrations. Additionally, modern influences have introduced instruments like the guitar and keyboard into contemporary Jordanian music.