Palestinian Al-Musaharati keeps age-old tradition alive in Gaza ...Saudi Arabia

Author: Hazem BaloushaID: 1651354091212444800Sun, 2022-05-01 00:27GAZA CITY: Nizar Al-Dabbas, 51, has found fame in the role of Al-Musaharati in the city of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip where he has lived for 22 years. Al-Musaharati is a person who volunteers to wake up Muslims in the middle of the night during Ramadan for sahoor. Al-Dabbas dons a traditional galabiya, the famous black and white Palestinian keffiyeh, and wraps a red tarbush on his head, one of the signs of men’s elegance, before going out. During Ramadan, every day at 2:00 a.m. Al-Dabbas walks the streets of Gaza beating his drum, singing folkloric songs and chanting poetry, which he learned as a child in Syria

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