Huqqah hi-res stock photography and images

A group smoking their traditional hookah- on the shores of Lake Windermere hukkā - huqqah -waterpipe from the middle east Stock Photo

RMCWGFED–A group smoking their traditional hookah- on the shores of Lake Windermere hukkā - huqqah -waterpipe from the middle east

Moody images at a Shisha bar in Egypt Stock Photo

RF2MK255K–Moody images at a Shisha bar in Egypt

Rows of colorful and decorated waterpipes Stock Photo

RFCWEXTJ–Rows of colorful and decorated waterpipes

Young man smoking Hubble-Bubble pipe in Turkey. Stock Photo

RMDF9028–Young man smoking Hubble-Bubble pipe in Turkey.

coals on a shisha A hookah (Arabic: حقہ, ḥuqqah, hukkā, Hukić, ‒ also known as a waterpipe, narghile, arghila, qalyān, or shish Stock Photo

RMDRWPM2–coals on a shisha A hookah (Arabic: حقہ, ḥuqqah, hukkā, Hukić, ‒ also known as a waterpipe, narghile, arghila, qalyān, or shish

Rajasthani men smoking a huqqah and talking at Pushkar camel market, India Stock Photo

RMETJKEC–Rajasthani men smoking a huqqah and talking at Pushkar camel market, India

Nargile at a Caravanserai turne restaurant in the Old City of Baku, Azerbaijan Stock Photo

RMC04W8G–Nargile at a Caravanserai turne restaurant in the Old City of Baku, Azerbaijan

Man at camel market smoking a huqqah Near Luxor Egypt Stock Photo

RMAJC294–Man at camel market smoking a huqqah Near Luxor Egypt

1925 desert Arabs of high degree smoking the water pipe Narghile coffee shop Stock Photo

RMCMWFR1–1925 desert Arabs of high degree smoking the water pipe Narghile coffee shop

Souvenirs on the market, Old Market, Sharm el-Sheikh, Sinai Peninsula, Egypt Stock Photo

RMD713WW–Souvenirs on the market, Old Market, Sharm el-Sheikh, Sinai Peninsula, Egypt

Chitarman II, Emperor Muhammad Shah with four courtiers, smoking huqqah, ca. 1730, Bodleian Library, University of Oxford Stock Photo

RMJ396H3–Chitarman II, Emperor Muhammad Shah with four courtiers, smoking huqqah, ca. 1730, Bodleian Library, University of Oxford

127 Chitarman II, Emperor Muhammad Shah with four courtiers, smoking huqqah, ca. 1730, Bodleian Library, University of Oxford Stock Photo

RMPC860T–127 Chitarman II, Emperor Muhammad Shah with four courtiers, smoking huqqah, ca. 1730, Bodleian Library, University of Oxford

Chitarman II, Emperor Muhammad Shah with four courtiers, smoking huqqah, ca. 1730, Stock Photo

RMW2GE4P–Chitarman II, Emperor Muhammad Shah with four courtiers, smoking huqqah, ca. 1730,

RMHX1EWE–Chitarman II, Emperor Muhammad Shah with four courtiers, smoking huqqah, ca. 1730, Bodleian Library, University of Oxford

Close-up Of Several Hookahs Lined Up In A Cafe Bar Stock Photo

RFHAJF98–Close-up Of Several Hookahs Lined Up In A Cafe Bar

Tobacco consumption in the Middle East: hookahs & hoses with mouthpieces displayed in a tobacconist's shop in Amman, Jordan. Stock Photo

RFCNX6EE–Tobacco consumption in the Middle East: hookahs & hoses with mouthpieces displayed in a tobacconist's shop in Amman, Jordan.

RFFRA5FH–Close-up Of Several Hookahs Lined Up In A Cafe Bar

Man smoking narghile at Neveshir, Turkey. A hookah (hukka or huqqah) also known as a waterpipe, narghile, or Qalyan ,(Persian: Qalyan), is a single or multi-stemmed instrument for smoking flavored tobacco called Mu‘assel (also known as Sheesha) in which t Stock Photo

RMGDK0J4–Man smoking narghile at Neveshir, Turkey. A hookah (hukka or huqqah) also known as a waterpipe, narghile, or Qalyan ,(Persian: Qalyan), is a single or multi-stemmed instrument for smoking flavored tobacco called Mu‘assel (also known as Sheesha) in which t

Algeria: Arab woman with hookah pipe, 1880s. A hookah (Hindustani: huqqah), also known as a waterpipe, is a single or multi-stemmed (often glass-based) instrument for smoking in which the smoke is cooled and filtered by passing through water. The tobacco smoked is referred to as narghile or shisha (sheesha) in the United Kingdom, United States and Canada. Stock Photo

RM2B00N6G–Algeria: Arab woman with hookah pipe, 1880s. A hookah (Hindustani: huqqah), also known as a waterpipe, is a single or multi-stemmed (often glass-based) instrument for smoking in which the smoke is cooled and filtered by passing through water. The tobacco smoked is referred to as narghile or shisha (sheesha) in the United Kingdom, United States and Canada.

RMCWGFN2–A group smoking their traditional hookah- on the shores of Lake Windermere hukkā - huqqah -waterpipe from the middle east

RF2MK2505–Moody images at a Shisha bar in Egypt

Close-up view of rows of colorful and decorated waterpipes Stock Photo

RFCWEXT2–Close-up view of rows of colorful and decorated waterpipes

RMDHKCC8–Young men at Shisha bar.

RMDRWPP2–coals on a shisha A hookah (Arabic: حقہ, ḥuqqah, hukkā, Hukić, ‒ also known as a waterpipe, narghile, arghila, qalyān, or shish

Water pipe smokers Damascus Syria Stock Photo

RMA127AA–Water pipe smokers Damascus Syria

RMC04W7R–Nargile at a Caravanserai turne restaurant in the Old City of Baku, Azerbaijan

Muslim man outside a tea house in central Luxor smoking a huqqah Egypt Stock Photo

RMAHP45A–Muslim man outside a tea house in central Luxor smoking a huqqah Egypt

smoking a shiska young man smokes a waterpipe on a hot evening at a lebonese restaraunt, happy smiling Stock Photo

RMDRWPYG–smoking a shiska young man smokes a waterpipe on a hot evening at a lebonese restaraunt, happy smiling

Closeup of a colorful hookah on a table with people sitting in a house on a blurry background Stock Photo

RF2AFH24B–Closeup of a colorful hookah on a table with people sitting in a house on a blurry background

A peasant drinking coffee and smoking a huqqah, Izmir, Turkey, 1936. Artist: Unknown Stock Photo

RMB0KGM5–A peasant drinking coffee and smoking a huqqah, Izmir, Turkey, 1936. Artist: Unknown

. English: Chitarman II, Emperor Muhammad Shah with four courtiers, smoking huqqah, ca. 1730, Bodleian Library, University of Oxford . 3 March 2012. Chitarman II 127 Chitarman II, Emperor Muhammad Shah with four courtiers, smoking huqqah, ca. 1730, Bodleian Library, University of Oxford Stock Photo

RMMW4B0Y–. English: Chitarman II, Emperor Muhammad Shah with four courtiers, smoking huqqah, ca. 1730, Bodleian Library, University of Oxford . 3 March 2012. Chitarman II 127 Chitarman II, Emperor Muhammad Shah with four courtiers, smoking huqqah, ca. 1730, Bodleian Library, University of Oxford

Close up of Turkish Hookah's or Shisha on Market Stall in the Grand Bazaar. Istanbul, Turkey. Stock Photo

RFB1A3CN–Close up of Turkish Hookah's or Shisha on Market Stall in the Grand Bazaar. Istanbul, Turkey.

Hubble Bubble Hookah pipes on sale in Luxor, Egypt. Stock Photo

RMBTFB2Y–Hubble Bubble Hookah pipes on sale in Luxor, Egypt.

'A Man with a Huqqah (smoking pipe) and Dancing Girl or The Amazons of Ranjit Singh' by an unknown artist, ca.1840–50. Stock Photo

RM2WB70FB–'A Man with a Huqqah (smoking pipe) and Dancing Girl or The Amazons of Ranjit Singh' by an unknown artist, ca.1840–50.

man smoking traditional water pipe in a café Stock Photo

RMAA099B–man smoking traditional water pipe in a café

RFFRA5H0–Close-up Of Several Hookahs Lined Up In A Cafe Bar

Man wearing fez hat, smoking narghile at Neveshir, Turkey. A hookah (hukka or huqqah) also known as a waterpipe, narghile, or Qalyan, (Persian: Qalyan), is a single or multi-stemmed instrument for smoking flavored tobacco called Mu‘assel (also known as Sh Stock Photo

RMGDK0HT–Man wearing fez hat, smoking narghile at Neveshir, Turkey. A hookah (hukka or huqqah) also known as a waterpipe, narghile, or Qalyan, (Persian: Qalyan), is a single or multi-stemmed instrument for smoking flavored tobacco called Mu‘assel (also known as Sh

Old illustration of waterpipes in a room. By unidentified author, published on Magasin Pittoresque, Paris, 1841 Stock Photo

RFK3WD7P–Old illustration of waterpipes in a room. By unidentified author, published on Magasin Pittoresque, Paris, 1841

RMCWGFG3–A group smoking their traditional hookah- on the shores of Lake Windermere hukkā - huqqah -waterpipe from the middle east

RF2MK251Y–Moody images at a Shisha bar in Egypt

Close-up view of metalic and decorated waterpipes Stock Photo

RFCWEXT8–Close-up view of metalic and decorated waterpipes

Portrait of a man at El Hebel camel market smoking a huqqah Near Luxor Egypt Stock Photo

RMAHP45F–Portrait of a man at El Hebel camel market smoking a huqqah Near Luxor Egypt

smoking a shiska two young man smokes a water pipe on a hot evening at a lebonese restaurant Stock Photo

RMDRWPH9–smoking a shiska two young man smokes a water pipe on a hot evening at a lebonese restaurant

RMMX1K7J–. English: Chitarman II, Emperor Muhammad Shah with four courtiers, smoking huqqah, ca. 1730, Bodleian Library, University of Oxford . 3 March 2012. Chitarman II 127 Chitarman II, Emperor Muhammad Shah with four courtiers, smoking huqqah, ca. 1730, Bodleian Library, University of Oxford

RMAA0999–man smoking traditional water pipe in a café

RFFRA5ER–Close-up Of Several Hookahs Lined Up In A Cafe Bar

RMGDK0HY–Man wearing fez hat, smoking narghile at Neveshir, Turkey. A hookah (hukka or huqqah) also known as a waterpipe, narghile, or Qalyan ,(Persian: Qalyan), is a single or multi-stemmed instrument for smoking flavored tobacco called Mu‘assel (also known as Sh

RMCWGFHA–A group smoking their traditional hookah- on the shores of Lake Windermere hukkā - huqqah -waterpipe from the middle east

RF2MK24PR–Moody images at a Shisha bar in Egypt

RFCWEXTR–Rows of colorful and decorated waterpipes

Detail of outside of an Egyptian roadside cafe showing sink and shisha area Stock Photo

RFDAW23N–Detail of outside of an Egyptian roadside cafe showing sink and shisha area

Detail of tobacco water pipe Man at El Hebel camel market smoking a huqqah Near Luxor Egypt Stock Photo

RMAHP466–Detail of tobacco water pipe Man at El Hebel camel market smoking a huqqah Near Luxor Egypt

smoking a shiska young man sits with and smokes a waterpipe on a hot evening at a lebonese restaraunt not see his face. Stock Photo

RMDRWPJ5–smoking a shiska young man sits with and smokes a waterpipe on a hot evening at a lebonese restaraunt not see his face.

RMMY6CBT–. English: Chitarman II, Emperor Muhammad Shah with four courtiers, smoking huqqah, ca. 1730, Bodleian Library, University of Oxford . 3 March 2012. Chitarman II 109 Chitarman II, Emperor Muhammad Shah with four courtiers, smoking huqqah, ca. 1730, Bodleian Library, University of Oxford