تعبير عن تقاليد الزواج بالانجليزي

تعبير عن تقاليد الزواج بالانجليزي

تعبير بسيط عن الزواج المبكر بالانجليزي

تعبير بالانجليزي عن العادات والتقاليد

بحث عن الزواج في الإسلام بالانجليزي

كلام عن الزواج بالانجليزي

تعبير عن مواصفات زوج المستقبل بالانجليزي

انشاء عن تقاليد الزواج في العراق بالانجليزي قصير

تعبير عن الزواج

تعبير عن العادات بالانجليزي

 

Muslim marriage and oriental marriage

As we have already mentioned, it is necessary to distinguish between Islamic marriage and the traditions of Eastern marriage. Muslim marriage refers to the religious act of uniting one with another, which is common to all practitioners of this religion.

 

Rather, oriental marriage refers to the customs and traditions surrounding marriage which may differ from country or region to region.

 

 

 

The religious ceremony

As with Catholic marriage, Muslim marriage is above all a religious ceremony of sacred commitment of the spouses. We call this union nikah or fatiha. During the ceremony itself, a khutbah is usually recited to begin. It is praise to Allah in the form of a rather short speech.

 

The Imam or Cadi in charge of performing the ceremony will then read various verses from the Quran before the bride and groom exchange their wedding rings in front of their gathered relatives. Invocations will finally be pronounced to bless the new couple. The bride and groom must at least be accompanied by two witnesses and the representative of the bride or Wali (father, uncle or brother of the bride).

 

The henna ceremony

The henna ceremony is more ritual than religious in nature and this tradition can change depending on the region where you are. In the Maghreb, for example, this custom is not exactly the same depending on the country.

 

This ceremony often takes place seven days before the wedding, but it is sometimes practiced the day before it. Henna symbolizes the alliance but also the blessing or baraka of union (luck, fertility). During this ceremony, henna is drawn on the hands and feet of the future bride.

 

This custom usually takes place in the family of the bride in the presence of the women of the family of the bride and groom. In some countries, it will be up to a nekacha or negafa to apply the henna. She is a wedding professional in charge of organizing the ceremony and the various rites.

 

 

 

Dowry

The families will have to agree on the content of the dowry that will be offered by the future husband to his future wife. It can be money, but it can also be jewelry or some other type of original wedding gift. The dowry belongs entirely to the bride.

 

A seven day party

Oriental marriage usually lasts a week. As with a Catholic union, we will first go to the town hall for the legal union before we religiously unite at the mosque. The henna ceremony will take place before the religious wedding. After the sacred union, the feast will begin for the spouses and their families.

 

It can take place in a reception hall adorned with a beautiful wedding hall decoration or even take place at the family of the groom and the bride and last a few days.

 

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Separation of men and women

Men and women are sometimes separated from each other during marriage, whether during the ceremony or for the reception itself. We should therefore normally provide two rooms capable of accommodating these two groups.

 

This custom is not always followed or only part of the reception before everyone gets together to spend the evening together.

 

Dress changes

For some Muslim weddings, the bride-to-be may wear up to seven dresses. Where we are used to one and the same white lace wedding dress, the Muslim bride will be able to change up to seven times.

 

At town hall, she will usually wear a white dress. For the henna ceremony, she will put on a katefa or velvet dress that is traditionally green but can also be turquoise blue or another color. Depending on the customs, the bride may sometimes wear a cape or burnous during this ceremony.

 

One dress will be used for cutting the cake and four others can be put on successively during the evening, such as a red, orange, white or blue wedding dress. This tradition varies by region and is no longer necessarily observed by all brides.