Emirates News Agency – Sharjah Heritage Days opens a new window in Madam City

SHARJAH, 11th March / WAM / Al Madam City witnessed the sixth launch of the activities of the Sharjah Heritage Days, following a series of large heritage activities that were held in the cities of Sharjah, Al Dhaid, Khor Fakkan, Kalba and Al Hamriyah, in the presence of His Excellency Dr. And guests from all emirates of the country.

The event grounds in Madam City were decorated with the atmosphere of coffee and its famous significance as an expression of generosity and welcome to visitors, as well as the types of attitudes that simulate the Emirati folklore in all social, craft and artistic fields and related to people, place, dress, popular food and other environments that embraced the Emiratis and formulated the most wonderful stories in their presence and set the most beautiful examples. In love, cohesion and respect for values.

His Excellency Dr. Abdulaziz Al-Musallam stressed that the cities of Sharjah, thanks to the wisdom and care of His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, Member of the Supreme Council and Ruler of Sharjah, proudly showed their bright heritage face. Performing it for their children, grandchildren, and following them. These activities are an integral part of this trust, and we are all keen to perform it in the best way.

The land of events was decorated with many images of local heritage, such as folk dances that spread joy and joy, such as the dance of Al-Ayyala and others, and old cars and the old belongings they carried to indicate the transport process at that time, in addition to the heritage house in which some women practiced a group of crafts such as weaving threads (Tali) Decorating folk dress, making traditional perfumes and cosmetics from local environmental plants, henna mixtures to beautify children’s hands, spinning threads, sewing veils, making incense and eyeliner.

The activities also included a market similar to the old popular market, in which heritage books were displayed, shops selling traditional costumes and various foodstuffs were displayed, and one of the corners hosted an exhibition of old photos that express the Emirati’s connection to the land, local values ​​and symbols, in addition to several entertainment activities for families and children to add more joy to the activities that took place. It won everyone’s approval and appreciation.

Mustafa Badr Al-Din / Batoul Kashwani

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