طقوس و عادات العرس في الموروث الشعبي المغربي من خلال الأمثال و الحكم و المرددات

Abstract EN

The wedding party is a joyous occasion with a history that is heavy and full of social, political and economic data.

The wedding was and still is an occasion to consolidate solidarity among members of the society, whether through gifts from relatives, friends and neighbors to the people of the wedding, or through the "fine" given to the bride and groom, which is also an occasion to soften hearts and resolve individual and collective differences.

The wedding, especially the night of “Dakhla”, is a pleasant reminder of psychological satisfaction.

On the other hand, the wedding ceremony reflects the class inequality that characterized the society in terms of standard of living, which is reflected in the number and quality of meals, in furniture and utensils used in weddings, in the value of the dowry and the bride's equipment as well as through the way of eating.

On the other hand, the wedding is an occasion that reflects the type of political system and its administrative and military organization, and some of its customs and rites are a historical extension of the cultural heritage inherited from our ancestors or derived, in some of them, from other peoples, thus confirming that Moroccan society remained open to others It has never been completely closed, but rather the exchange of influence and influence with other peoples and civilizations