Jordanian National Traditions and Customs
"Explore the rich cultural heritage of Jordan through two traditional practices - the iconic dish Mansaf and the traditional attire Dishdasheh. Learn how these customs are deeply ingrained in Jordanian society, symbolizing joyous occasions and keeping cool in the region's heat."
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TWO NATIONAL TRADITIONS IN TWO NATIONAL TRADITIONS IN JORDAN JORDAN M A D E B Y GE ORGE B A R JE E L / M A D E B Y GE ORGE B A R JE E L /ISSA ISSAD IH M E S D IH M E S/ /JOU D JOU DA L SH A L A B I/ A L SH A L A B I/SE L E N A SE L E N AA L K A L I A N D A L K A L I A N D L A M YA L A M YA
MANSAF MANSAF Mansaf is eaten by Jordanians, they serve Mansaf in weddings funerals, main holydays and to honor guests. Jordanians practices this TD. This tradition is practiced because it symbolizes a joyous occasions.
DISHDASHEH DISHDASHEH They wear dishdasheh in Saudi Arabia, Jordan and more. They practice this TD in formal occasions, such as weddings. People practice this TD in Saudi Arabia, Jordan and more. They practice it because it helps keep body cool it the heat of the region.
