Old folk fairy tales by leila oussaief

Omk Tango

oussaiefleila68 — 2019-08-02 21:02:24 UTC

The children walk her between the houses during a drought while singing "Oumouk tango, O women, ask God to rain" (Arabic: أمك يا نساء طلبت ربي عالشتاء).

Boussadia

houyemkh32 — 2019-08-02 21:02:24 UTC

"The search for Saadia," a play talking about the king of the kings of Africa lost his daughter Saadia after they kidnapped to be sold in the slave market, suffered the absence of much left his kingdom and disguised moving from country to country searching for, dancing and singing all the songs that love "Saadia" Sing him out to him. Hence the birth of the mythical "Bosadiyya" that all Tunisians have known for centuries. "Bou Sa'dia" is a man wearing that unique dress that is distinguished by some African tribes, a loose dress adorned with colorful ornaments.

Azzouza Al-Qayla

oussaiefleila68 — 2019-08-03 20:27:07 UTC

"Azzouza Al-Qayla" and "Al-Azzouz" is a colloquial term called "The Old Man" and "Al-Qayla" of "Afternoon".This story tells children how to scare them and not go out in the afternoon.The children are told that Azzouza Al-Qayla can appear at any time of the day, if she feels that a child has committed an inappropriate act and has not heard the words of her parents, and she punishes these children. children Some of them are what they love and never come back to them.