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Celebratory Al-Daha dance at Turaif weddings has deep historical roots

Celebratory Al-Daha dance at Turaif weddings has deep historical roots

  • The dance aims to either spread fear among enemies or celebrate victory after the battl
  • It includes songs and voices similar to lions’ roar or camels’ grunt, and is performed by young and old people collectively
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