دور المتاحف الشعبية التراثية في إثراء المشهد الثقافي و حفظ وصيانة الموروث الشعبي في فلسطين : مجموعة مقتنيات متحف السنابل أنموذجا

الملخص EN

The role of traditional heritage museums in enriching the cultural landscape And the preservation and maintenance of the popular heritage in Palestine – The collection of the Museum of the al-Sanabel as a model – The study aims to identify the reality of heritage museums and their role in the maintenance of the Palestinian folklore by choosing the collection of al- Sanabel Heritage Center as a model.

The study seeks to answer the following questions: What are the stages of the Sanabel Museum? What is the role of heritage museums in the promotion and maintenance of national identity? And the extent and role of those interested in heritage to preserve the identity of heritage tools from deformation, extinction and plagiarism by choosing the collection of al- Sanabel Museum in Seir-Hebron as a model.

The study followed the descriptive approach and used the indirect intentional observation and interview as a tool for the study.

The study found a number of results, the most important of them were: The popular museums contributed to the expressing the feelings, emotions and needs of the general public.

The symbols of the People's Museum and popular culture inspired by reality worked on forming the collective identity and embodying the national identity of the Palestinian people.

The popular museums proved to be an important element in the popular resistance in responding to the attempts of the occupation to obliterate, steal and steal the heritage collections of the Palestinian people and their families.

The traditional folklore museums showed the artistic, practical and aesthetic values of the heritage tools and their uses and the identification of the user and the manufacturer, the possibility of manufacturing heritage tools and renewing them as their materials were abundant in the environment and the local hand-made method is environmentally friendly.

In light of the results, the study recommends: The work of a museum network that responds to the needs of the Palestinian community, documenting all aspects of material and moral life, issuing an illustrative guide to all private and public museums in Palestine, documenting individual heritage collections and works, establishing the folk museum for colloquial and non-physical arts.

A museum in every house or lane or an institution for the display of folklore, and publishing on the Internet for the Palestinian folklore and its registration with UNESCO and the issuance of a documentary reference manual with heritage tools, especially those that are endangered and exposed to extinction.