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Zeusdelight · 61-69, M
@Moon3624 That is your problem if you do not believe what I have said and question my intentions.
Moon3624 · 18-21, F
@Zeusdelight I have not , I said I believe you.
Moon3624 · 18-21, F
@Zeusdelight
Saying “religion expressed in different cultures ”
Is an example of “Eid”
Eid is an Islamic Holiday
But celebrated differently around the globe due to different customs /cultures .
But this (gargee’an) is not comparable.
This is not a Islamic event or holiday or obligation or teaching.
It’s literally just an event about a certain specific culture (east of Arabia ) but started by a religious people .
So They are different things.
I don’t see the comparison.
Saying “religion expressed in different cultures ”
Is an example of “Eid”
Eid is an Islamic Holiday
But celebrated differently around the globe due to different customs /cultures .
But this (gargee’an) is not comparable.
This is not a Islamic event or holiday or obligation or teaching.
It’s literally just an event about a certain specific culture (east of Arabia ) but started by a religious people .
So They are different things.
I don’t see the comparison.
Zeusdelight · 61-69, M
Thought I'd learn a little about it:
Unique to Qatar and the wider Gulf, the celebration of Garangao is one of Ramadan's most beloved traditions for young children, allowing them to go house to house collecting sweet treats from their neighbors.
This joyous occasion is celebrated with children singing melodic music from door to door and collecting candies and treats into their decorated bags. This deeply rooted tradition has been celebrated for hundreds of years in different parts of the Gulf region to reward Muslim children for fasting.
Unique to Qatar and the wider Gulf, the celebration of Garangao is one of Ramadan's most beloved traditions for young children, allowing them to go house to house collecting sweet treats from their neighbors.
This joyous occasion is celebrated with children singing melodic music from door to door and collecting candies and treats into their decorated bags. This deeply rooted tradition has been celebrated for hundreds of years in different parts of the Gulf region to reward Muslim children for fasting.
Zeusdelight · 61-69, M
@Moon3624 Just the same religious period expressed through slightly different cultures. Good to see the vitality of both the religion and the culture.
Roundandroundwego · 61-69
Sicilian people are doing carnevale -. The walking meat -. Probably right now.
Max41 · 26-30, M
Halloween is not a festival it .