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The Message Of Folklore from Bahrain To The World
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A Study of Husa in Iraq

First: The study proved that Husa is a tribal art that originated in the Euphrates countryside, specifically in the Diwaniyah and Samawah outskirts, and then...

The Mahfal “Gathering”… In the Footsteps of the Ancestors, With Their Customs and Beliefs - A Collection of Symbols and Signs 

Folk celebrations represent a fertile and abundant field and an essential incubator for the collective culture, where the spiritual, material and imaginative...

The Musical Scene in Tunisia in the 19th Century - Through the Works of European Travellers

The paper studies the musical scene in Tunisia during the nineteenth century through the writings of travellers and Western diplomats. It documents the...

A Word from the Editor Nabati Poems and Folk Songs

Five to six years is the interval between the death and the birth of three of the most important folk poets in the Gulf and the Arabian Peninsula. It was as if...

A Study of Husa in Iraq

First: The study proved that Husa is a tribal art that originated in the Euphrates countryside, specifically in the Diwaniyah and Samawah outskirts, and then...

Folk Heritage and Its Role in Deepening the Identity of the Arab Child

It is necessary to emphasize, considering the conditions of our time,  the fact that preserving identity no longer means insularity, because...

Pottery Craft in Yemen

Every country has its own traditional arts and crafts that reflect the cultural life of its people, both ancient and modern. Traditional crafts products are as...

Songs of the Sage, "Sharqa" And the Hymn of God "Sharqan" The Relationship between the Oral Agricultural Heritage in Yemen and Pre-Islamic Literature

Oral heritage has an important role; it is what first human communities relied on to preserve and communicate knowledge, culture and experience. Most forms of...

The Mahfal “Gathering”… In the Footsteps of the Ancestors, With Their Customs and Beliefs - A Collection of Symbols and Signs 

Folk celebrations represent a fertile and abundant field and an essential incubator for the collective culture, where the spiritual, material and imaginative...

The Musical Scene in Tunisia in the 19th Century - Through the Works of European Travellers

The paper studies the musical scene in Tunisia during the nineteenth century through the writings of travellers and Western diplomats. It documents the...

Towards A Cultural Understanding of Folklore Moroccan Group Dance as a Model

This paper seeks to highlight the role of folklore in achieving cultural development and to highlight the cultural richness of a society. The role ...

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