Tarneeb is a well-known card game in the Arab world, particularly in the Levant, used for playing cards. It is called "Hokm" in the Arab Gulf countries. The goal of the game is to win consecutive Tarneeb sets. The game consists of four players in partnership, with each two players on one team. The teams continue to play as they are until the end of the sets and the announcement of the winner.

The game uses 52 playing cards (a full set of cards without the joker). The gameplay proceeds in order by request starting with the person to the right of the dealer. The game consists of 4 players, with each player "2" facing each other on one team. The game starts by distributing the cards from the right, ending with the dealer.

The game ends once one of the teams reaches 61 or 31, depending on the agreement of the players before the start of the game. The card rankings are A (Ace), K (King), Q (Queen), J (Jack), followed by the 10 to 2 cards in descending order.