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حياتي في دمشق
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Sunday, October 21, 2007
Burkina Faso Wedding (18/10/07)
The Damascus quarter were the wedding was celebrated
The friends of the groom, in front of the mosque after the praying time
We met a guy from Comores that explaned us the customs and tradition in a african wedding
The groom just came and salute his guests
He salute and have a speech with the family of the bride next to the door of the mosque
The Comorian tell us about the suits for an african wedding
The typical shoes made of coco tree
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The groom had a long speech with each of his guests
In the way to the house of the groom
The wedding meal
Before we ate, many sourats from the holy quran were read
Quran lecture, followed by long spiritual and tribal speeches adressed to the groom in both classic arabic and tribal language
We were only 3 europeans, we enjoyed a lot these unknowed customs !
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