Beit Jidu

A collection of the Middle Eastern experience. Honouring the past. Celebrating the present. 🫒
Pop-Up on the 7-8th Sep at 600 Great North Road

09/04/2026

There are no words to describe this pain - just an angry ache and despair for what is happening to in our SWANA world.

Our people deserve so much more, our animals deserve so much more, our land deserves so much more. 💔

Each time an aggression occurs, it’s all the more important to show up for our people. It can feel frivolous at times like these - showing up is a form of transforming our grief into love. For the homelands because they do deserve that.

Images of Iran, Lebanon, Kuwait and Palestine ❤️‍🩹

14/02/2026

Youm Al Hob 🌹💘 💚❤️‍🔥🫶🏽🫂

Series: ‎حتى التحمد

Special thank you to mama for checking our translations 🩷

05/02/2026

See you tomorrow at .hardingst! 🩷 the film screening is at 6pm but we will be hanging out there from 3pm with our Beit Jidu pieces x

Tickets for the screening in the link in bio 💚

28/01/2026

Pop up in Naarm next Friday 🩷 Excited to be at the beautiful .hardingst for a few hours before the film screening that we are hosting later in the evening. Will also have a preview there of a new piece we’ve been working on x

Excited to get the chance to meet you 💚 come hang out 🩷

Date: Friday 6 Feb
Time: 3-6PM

Proceeds from items go towards the charities listed on each product page on our website ❤️

27/01/2026

Join us for a screening at Dukkana of the film “Amreeka” by Cherien Dabis 🎥

Amreeka is a universal journey into the lives of a family of immigrants and first-generation teenagers caught between their heritage and the new world in which they now live and the bittersweet search for a place to call home.

Tickets are priced at a sliding scale - pay what you can, with a free ticket option available also.

Tickets at the link in bio - 10% will be donated to The PCRF ❤️‍🩹

Will have some snacks available from local shops on the night as well 🍬

Stoked to be hosting our first event in Naarm with the talented & kind team behind Dukkana ❤️

14/01/2026

Iran, early 1970’s 🇮🇷

24/12/2025

Christmas in 1899, Palestine. At the Church of Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem

Meri Kirihimete ❤️🕊️

18/12/2025

The 2026 Beit Jidu calendar is now available on our website - creating a space for the SWANA community and beyond where we can all coexist and celebrate each other 💚

Celebrating a range of religious, indigenous, cultural holidays & people.

With sayings from different dialects listed behind each month, it’s an opportunity to maintain our language and the beautiful translations they hold.

We’ve added a birthday each month from from person in every country in the MENA community ❤️ if you don’t know who they are, it’s the perfect opportunity to learn about and connect with a special presence that made their mark.

We want people to see themselves in this calendar and feel represented. We’re hoping to reframe the Eurocentric outlook on our daily practices & aim for this to a be small but impactful step 💚

10% of all proceeds go towards the people of Sudan via Sunduq Al-Sudan and the children of Palestine via The PCRF

13/12/2025

Sneak peek at what will be available at the markets tomorrow 💘🌹💚

Nari matchboxes, our 2026 calendar in 3 colours, Baghdad zine & more 🩷

10% of proceeds going towards &

9am - 1pm
See you there x

26/11/2025

Lost in the dreamy music of Lebanese singer Aida Chalhoub 💚

Chalhoub’s music from the late 70s & early 80s draw from Arabic/Levantine traditions, combining classical and contemporary influences. One of her songs — the original version of Law Fiyeh — was later popularised by another artist, underlining her lasting influence.

24/11/2025

NOW AVAILABLE ❤️‍🔥 Beit Jidu Nari Matchbox

We wanted to pay homage to traditional matchboxes from the SWANA region - inspired by a beautiful design from a matchbox from Damascus and on the back, a reflection of a song that was ingrained in our childhood

On the back, a reflection of a song that was ingrained in our childhood - “Habibi Da” by Egyptian singer Hisham Abbas and Indian singer Jayashri.

The quote “Nari min gamalouh” translates to “there’s a fire within me from your beauty” ❤️🔥

❤️‍🔥 A mix of Arabic and Hindi, the song has stuck with us as a beautiful example of cultural collaboration.

We hope this lights up your homes with a piece of our culture 💚🕯️

10% will go towards The Lebanese Red Cross and Sunduq Al Sudan.

07/11/2025

‎ ناري من جمال

Beit Jidu Matchboxes coming 13.11.25 🕯️❤️‍🔥

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Website

https://beitjidu.com/

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