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The place of "water" in the popular culture of Bandar Kang residents
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Abstract: (614 Views) |
Since considering the beliefs, rituals and ethnology of a region is the most important way of understanding the culture of a nation and its analysis, the importance of addressing the culture of the region seems necessary. On the other hand, with the changing social and economic conditions in this area, many of these rituals are forgotten. So you need to register and save it as soon as possible. This research is descriptive-analytic and uses library and field methodology. Initially, the original material was provided through interviews with a group of people, and the remainder was extracted from books and articles.
In this research, the water and its place in the popular culture of the residents of Bandar Kang are discussed. This review is done in four categories: beliefs, rituals, proverbs and songs. Beliefs about the water in this area are seen in five ways: the belief in the shedding of the dead in the water, the belief in healing the water, the belief in pouring the dates in the water, the belief in eliminating spell and magic by means of water , Belief in removing eye sores by water. The rituals that surround the water in Bandar Kang are seen in five different ways: the New Year Marine (Norouz Marine), the ritual of Serhawi, the Sea of Mobar, the ritual sacrifice, and the ritual of the qiblah prayer. Many of the pseudonyms and songs common in this area also refer to the water or its appearance, such as the sea, the spring, the rain, and so on.We observe carefully in folklore, especially rituals and customs, some of which are of Islamic origin, such as sacrifice and more, than the Zoroastrian root. Some of these cases have been shaped according to the prevailing conditions of society, and another group has been combined with the thoughts of Ancient Iran, Indians and other nations.
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Article number: 2 |
| Keywords: Water, Bandar Kang, Beliefs, Rites, Proverbs, and Songs |
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Type of Study: Literary Article |
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Received: 2022/06/28 | Accepted: 2022/09/5 | Published: 2025/04/12
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