التأثيرات الهلالية على المجتمعين المصري و التونسي

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View this search : the crescent’s effects on the Egyptian and Tunisian societies, observing the two regions of the south in each society as a model for comparison, and it was found that there are many effects of which : value, and from this is value what he is desired in it such as : the vineyard, and defense about display and honor, and companionship with women, and respect great and kindness on little.

such as what he is non desired in it such as : pride by arithmetic genealogy, and hypocrisy, revenge.

also wisdom : q al-hilal’s biography is present in Allahَّawareness of any store about all that is beautiful and noble qualities, morals and actions.

and the all language one of the most influential at the Egyptian and Tunisian south it seems to be the closest to godُArabic language.

and the brevity : not to gossip, short words are appropriate ; therefore, most of their words were the rule.

among the effects of crescent moon on food : khُslang uniform and al-Rafeesa.

and the sniping.

it influences the clothing yearly, which is the closest to the crescent biography.

so why does al-hilal’s biography fit this dress ? because it is distinguished by two characteristics, if you wish it, it covers it in times of rest and supplication, then it covers and covers the body.

ُsniffَّ it is a heartbreaking thing that you can easily lose.

also tattoo : one of the most common features ben's legacy the south Egyptian, and the Tunisian tattoos are still present in the elderly, and tattoos symbolize beauty.

it has an aesthetic effectُbeautiful women gain more beauty.

among the customs and traditions that were inherited from the Hilalites, hُb the desert, and breeding the camels, and the tent desert, rand the horse cup, traditional costumes, and games like fence game in Egypt', (and is similar to the game Khirbet in Tunisia) and hُb hair.

the crescent not mُinventory of episodes told whyُinventory of amusement, but rather a psychological compensation palpableِّd through which narrators absent social values.

public adherence to biography ; because it expressed their tribal affiliations.

and the which explained the reason why al-hilaliyah remained in upper Egypt until right now.