Poets recite the Misdar as they ride camels through the desert, while the Nahham, (pearl diving singer), and his companions at sea sing the Mawwal. Both...
This anthropological study reveals how basic and straightforward the recipe for Elkhobiz (Malva) looks to the general public, but we modified it for the realm...
This issue of the quarterly Folk Culture Journal is the second to be published in the Journal's fourteenth year. With steady progress and enlightened thinking,...
Both realistic and mythical elements are essential to folk culture. They combine to form cultural and anthropological components and values, symbols and...
Tunisian hospitality is based on respect for the guest and on providing the guest with care, protection, food and shelter in accordance with a set of norms and...
It has been observed that the majority of the religious (i.e. prophet praising) singers can only create rhythm using two basic means: by the tambourine (of...
This paper discusses heritage’s presence in theatrical discourse, whether in the script or in the performance. The writer asserts that the prevalent...
Yemeni architecture is based on an extended and rich heritage. Some studies prove that it dates back to the second millennium BC. The architecture celebrates...
Lute is the oldest and the most ancient musical instrument known to mankind for thousands of years. It was called “The Sultan and the King of oriental...
