TATA REGION..LONG TRADITIONS IN CELEBRATION OF RELIGIOUS HOLIDAYS

Eid al-Adha as an example of religious holidays.

Akka City As an example.

The occasion of Eid al-Adha in Tata, as in the rest of the Kingdom, is an opportunity to evoke a number of authentic customs and traditions that increase noble human values.

Eid al-Adha is considered the "most sacred holiday for the inhabitants of Tata". The majority of immigrants and workers in the various cities of the Kingdom prefer to spend Eid holidays among their relatives, so that the number of visitors to the area of Akka in Tata on this occasion exceeds three thousand people of different ages.

 

Eid property in Tata : Eid prayers are performed by a group of worshipers who are often outside the villages, and then the crowds return to one of the squares to slaughter a sacrifice "Faqih"
After the Eid prayer, the attendees give their donations to the village's "fakih" before the group concludes with a collective prayer and heads to their homes to sacrifice the sacrifices. Some of the families in the urban group Akka, the village group Sidi Abdellah ibn Mubarak and some areas of Foum Zkid are still slaughtering cows.

Immediately after the noon prayer, the men go out to visit their families and loved ones, and all the houses are visited in the villages regardless of their family ties,In which women stay in the houses until the evening and just before the Maghrib prayer, so that they will adorn their dresses and go out in small groups to visit almost all the houses. 

Everyone goes back to their homes at night and it is often dinner at late hours, unlike regular days,
To be on the next day waiting to visit relatives and loved ones coming from neighboring villages.

  

This information has been dated in Amazigh. We have worked in the blog to translate it into English, only if there are errors in the content please write to us.