Palestinian Wedding

Wedding ceremony is a cause worth celebrating around the world. But for many Palestinians, celebrations will keep valuable traditions and help them provide ways to solve Israeli occupied life problems.

Communication messed up the Israeli regime. Regardless of whether it is social, cultural or political, communication and coexistence do exactly that.

Despite some differences between Muslim and Christian's marriage ceremony, families - and extended families - organize the day of wedding and respect the ancient Palestinian customs and practices, while communities It plays a central role in the overall mating.

Among Palestinians, wedding ceremonies are indispensable to their way of life, not only maintaining a common cultural heritage, but also believe that they will gather large and diverse families.

It is a Palestinian tradition to slaughter sheep for wedding reception, hennaite and shaving. The same applies to poems and traditional dance dances. They often join and celebrate the wedding, including the whole town and village.

However, all of these celebrations occurred in the shadow of lack of checkpoints and freedom of movement in the West Bank Palestinian Occupied with Israel. These are confusing the trip, breaking up the big family, and not meaning that not everyone can share what should be a unified event.

This can make more decisions to maintain a proud tradition of believing that Palestinians are being threatened. A wedding can be a subtle protest against the occupation. Like the poet Musafafid said: "The party means the country, the country means the house, the land means the existence."

Today, most Palestinian weddings combine traditional genuine customs and modern Western elements. But whichever Palestinian wedding you participate, the two traditions will remain remarkable throughout the series. These two traditions are the focus of family focus and hospitality. These qualities can be emphasized in the Palestinian wedding that may attend. Changing the tradition over time has proven inevitable, but today, many young Palestinians are constantly maintaining authenticity and constantly keeping their own marriage to make the Palestinian wedding really genuine I am trying to get back all the traditional rituals by the formula.

The majority of Palestinian music includes wedding songs and dances. Because of the large number of weddings in Palestine's culture, wedding singers can maintain the tradition of Palestinian songs while incorporating contemporary vocals and rhythms. Wedding singers are inspired by ceremonial materials such as Henna's song at the Henna Ceremony, Wedding Parade (zeffat), and popular debkah and dance music. The Palestinian music is reflected by Velez as expected. Most of it is the fight of life under the occupation of Israel, the desire for peace, and love for the land of Palestine. A typical example of this song is Baladi, Baladi (my country, my country), this became an informal national anthem of Palestine:

This embroidery work was called "Palestinian wedding ceremony" and was purchased when visiting Ramallah. The pictures are typical Palestinian country weddings and their ceremonies, dimly folk dances, brides on horses, and traditional 'Massaf' dishes. Various parts of the image are enlarged and displayed as follows. The first scene at the far right of the main image shows a group of men who are playing Alzafir with boys. Here, friends and family members of the bride and groom praise and sing, praising the bride and groom and their various fine phrases, talking directly with the groom, talking directly to the wedding "this" bride how lucky they are, the bride and groom I'd be very happy to talk to you. This is humming because men repeats the phrase over and over again in their songs. At some point, the people who joined the group have sung in two groups. One group sang a phrase and another group responded by repeating the phrase or starting a new phrase

"," Our groom is a leader of the youth, the best of the young people is our groom. "