Islam is the predominant religion in Az Zarqa', with a small Christian minority.

Az Zarqa’ is not particularly known for a lively nightlife but offers cultural events that enrich evenings.

While Az Zarqa’ doesn’t have iconic tourist sites, it offers local markets and historical ruins nearby.

Local cuisine features traditional Jordanian dishes such as mansaf, falafel, and kebabs.

Visiting local souks, attending community events, and tasting traditional foods provide a cultural experience.

English is spoken by younger generations and in tourist areas, but Arabic is the primary language.

Migratory birds, desert reptiles, and small mammals can be found in surrounding natural areas.

There are a few museums focusing on regional history and culture.

Az Zarqa’ is generally safe for tourists, but it is advisable to observe local customs and laws.

Public transportation, such as buses and taxis, are the most common means to get around the city.