Besides Turkey, what other typical secularized Middle Eastern countries are there?

Typical secularized Middle Eastern countries include Turkey and Jordan.

In Jordan, the elderly living in towns still maintain traditional dress customs. They like to wear Arabic robes. According to local customs, there are strict requirements for women's clothes, and women generally don't wear topless and tight clothes.

In addition, men and women do not wear jewelry with religious significance. Jordanians like to look at each other in conversation, and they are very close. Jordanians regard it as an act of contempt to look at each other or look around. They also hate people pointing their feet at themselves and being forbidden to send things with their left hand.

Terrain:

Jordan is high in the west and low in the east. It is mountainous in the west and desert in the east and southeast. Deserts cover more than 80% of the country. The Jordan River flows through the west and into the Dead Sea. The Dead Sea is a saltwater lake, and its water surface is 392 meters below sea level, which is the lowest land point in the world. Jordan lacks water. According to the statistics of relevant international organizations, Jordan is one of the top ten countries with severe water shortage in the world.

The annual precipitation in the mountains and valleys of western Jordan is between 380-630mm, while in the desert areas of eastern Jordan, the climate is harsh, the temperature difference between day and night is large, it is dry and windy, and the annual precipitation is less than 50 mm.