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Hizbullah’s ʿAshura Posters (2007–2020)

Middle East Journal of Culture and Communication, 2021
This article examines Hizbullah’s annual ʿAshura posters. It focuses on the campaigns created between 2007 and 2020 and places them against a backdrop of contemporary political events to demonstrate how the posters act as a significant site of ...
Sarah Hamdar
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Analisis Visual dan Filosofi Patung Kuda Berkepala Manusia pada Tradisi Tabuik Pariaman

Tsaqofah
This study is grounded in the importance of understanding symbolism in cultural traditions as an expression of the philosophical values of local communities. It examines the visual form and embedded philosophical meanings of the horse statue with a human
Nando Gunawan, Eliya Pebriyeni
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SAMARQAND SHIA JAMOALARI AN’ANALARINING MAHALLIY XUSUSIYATLARI

TAMADDUN NURI JURNALI
The article gives information as to the lifestyle, holidays, customs, traditions and rituals of shia communities in Samarkand through field research. Additionally, the study analyzes the approaches of Samarkand’s shia communities in conducting various ...
Ibrohim Nigʻmatullayev
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Collective Memories and Contesting Legitimacies: A Case Study of Peerla Panduga Celebrations in a South Indian Village

Sociological Bulletin
Peerla Panduga, the local Telugu term for Muharram, occupies a distinct role in Deccan India. Unlike the Shia traditions of Muharram, which centre on mourning rituals, it unfolds as a carnival, except on Ashura day. Based on 18 months of ethnographic
Nyamath Hussain Shaik, Nagaraju Gundemeda   +1 more
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Ashura in Anatolia

Gastronomica
Ashura is a sweet dish cooked on various occasions and known in many parts of the world, especially in Anatolia, Mesopotamia, the Caucasus, and the Balkans.
İbrahim Çekiç, Yener Oğan
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Recovering Our Ancestral Foodways: Indigenous Traditions as a Recipe for Living Well. 2024. By Mariaelena Huambachano

Indigenous Religious Traditions
Recovering Our Ancestral Foodways: Indigenous Traditions as a Recipe for Living Well. 2024. By Mariaelena Huambachano. Oakland: University of California Press. 248pp. $95 (hardcover), $29.95 (paperback or e- book)
Joy Porter
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Contesting Orthodoxy, Negotiating Liberalism: Sustenance of Music Traditions in Selected Muslim Communities in Nigeria

Traditions of Music and Dance
Islam spread to the area of present-day northern Nigeria in the eleventh century and further southward in the nineteenth century. Some scholars claimed that although Islamic traditions appeared hegemonic, they did not completely supplant local music ...
Austin Emielu, Obianuju Akunna Njoku
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On Shared Musical Traditions: The Tunisian–Libyan Maluf Slam Collaborative

Traditions of Music and Dance
The Tunisian–Libyan Maluf Slam Collaborative was a multinational group of musicians, poets, artists, educators, journalists, and stakeholders that created a series of music concerts featuring Tunisian and Libyan maluf in July 2019.
Jared Holton
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The Cash Flow Statement: Between Traditions and Modern Challenges

TRADITIONS AND NEW CHALLENGES IN VALUE CREATION AND SUSTAINABILITY
The article focuses on the origin and development of the cash flow statement, its regulation and global principles of its application, defending the thesis of its materiality and necessity.
Petya Petrova, Albena Haralampieva
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Local Traditions as Guardians of Malay Identity among Pattani Muslims in Thailand

At-Tarbawi
Pattani as a region in southern Thailand is often plagued by conflict. This conflict can be traced back to the Anglo-Siamese treaty of 1909 which declared Pattani incorporated into Thailand.
Indah Puspita Sari
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