The traditional dance of UAE

Sbakum Allah bel 5yr ,

today i wanna talk and show u the differences between "Ayyala " ," Al Yolah " and " Harbeyah" . These three types of folk traditional dance accompanied by music and poetries is it part of our emaraati heritage. There are also some other types of dance like liwa,5ayali ....etc , which may delight the visitors of UAE.

The dance and music is a way of expressing our joyfulness where is it usually to be found in weddings, national holidays, festivals, parties, friends gatherings...etc.

There are many famous music groups which perform some of the traditional  dance across UAE  at weddings.

"Ayyala" ( from "lyaly" which means "enemy " ) is it symbolize a battle which defeat the enemy and ending with a celebration of a victory and can be done up to a large amount of people.
Every year there is a "Al Maidan Festival", a competition for the best local dancer.

In this video u will see the differences between the two main famous traditional dance and the roots of it.

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Al mohajabah party style

Some ideas for our mohajabah sister to look as a princess at some occasions, parties, weddings...etc.

For bridal premade hijabi caps, u can purchase from this site inshalla.

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Al Kosha weddings design

In Golf countries the wedding day is associated with luxury and sophistication. The decoration which matches stage it’s called “Al Kosha” where the bride and groom sit ( I don’t know how to call in English). The budget that the bride intend to spend ( usually from the groom money )  on "Al Kosha" is essential.  

All the details r set before the wedding day and the palce where the wedding will be kept is the most important detail.

There r usually supervisors or wedding planner agencies in the wedding hall can be hired to inspect these things before the start of the event or can be assigned this task to one of the family members just for the purpose in preventing the problems that might disrupt the ceremony, God forbid.
The main objective is to provide a luxury background and a beautiful and romantic place for the bride ( "al kosha") and when choosing the "Kosha" design is advised that flowers and lights r the key element in the design. Many of the old design of "Al Kosha" wedding r based on the principle of decorating the hall.

Now let me show u some of the "Al Kosha" styles used in Golf area

See this beautiful  way of welcoming the guests 

At the end i wish to every bride to choose the most beautiful and  best "Al Kosha" can ever get for her wedding night !

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Wife's role

Arb3a zwajat ( Four wives)? 

Islam allows men to have up to four wives, but in a certain conditions and the first one is that if he can treat each other  equally. In late our times, there r only few in Golf Area which will have more than one wife.Life is becoming expansive and the responsibility to provide minimum one house,one car , gold jewelery sets, boundary holidays , food, clothes, house items,  money pocket , to each wife and many more things, not to mention the 4 extended in laws families who also need attention ....

Nor in the greater demands of the modern working place with a good salary , many aspire they can satisfy more than one partner in equal share , but here is not about the money , it's also about the emotional psychical comfort  and though only wives will let u know on this secret. 

As i said it's not only about the expanse,while law permits four wives, muslims has tend to become more monogamous , even 2 centuries ago no "man of quality" will make use of this and no "woman of rank" would suffer in it.

In fact in Golf regions, women r far more empowered than might be supposed, and i guess none will like sharing her husband and his income.

Here in Golf , if the wife doesn't like something , she can and often make the man's life a misery , and as controller of the households , often co-opts the childrens into her camp.

Divorce is easily enacted and it's becoming less of a taboo, especially in United Arab Emirates , Oman, S3audi Arabia and other khaleeji countries, becoz woman will end up less our days.

In some modern golf families , women r educated , usually hardworking at college than man and therefore more successful in the working place.

They r entitled to earn and keep their own income beside her husband support.

Many western christians nations think our marriges r different than they have, in fact Arabian woman or a Muslim woman enjoy a great deal of liberty, and often a great deal of power in their families.

The respect shown by husband to the wife and mother is it sanctified in Islam.

As a final response to some of  insolent questions is that  NONE FORCE A WOMAN TO ACCEPT AND BE INVOLVED INTO A POLYGAMOUS MARRIAGE !

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First Mode evening, wedding dresses

Beside " House of Arushi "  which i had already posted abt it, there is another famous brand in Emirates and Gulf area called " First Mode" ( فيرست مود) which i'm definitely very pleased with the products they offer exclusively to "bnat el khaleeji "( woman of the Gulf region), including the royal families of khaleeji region and ending to western women  fascinated of Arabic culture reflected in fashion .

" First Mode " is a prestigious brand, their appearances being present on TV shows , taking part to Dubai "Bride Show" 2009 and other shows in the Middle East.

Both companies r specialized in haute couture wedding dresses, henna dresses , evening dresses , accessories and many other things.

Let's see some of henna dresses 

Ms. "Fatima" if u read this now henna dresses price varies from company to company , but the average cost starts from 15.ooo dhs up to 35.000 dhs.

And some little evening dresses

They r located in Dubai , Villa8 , Al Twar2 near Dubai Airport Free Zone and can be contacted at  sales@firstmodeae.com 

    info@firstmodeae.com 

           or call direct to 04 2611233 for any questions.      

For more pictures, pls visit  their site            

             

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