السلام عليكم

وجزاكم الله خيرا ان شاء الله

السلام عليكم
طلب بحث حول بحث حول العادات والتقاليد في الجزائر ومصر بالانجليزية
وجزاكم الله خيرا ان شاء الله

Algeria is a gateway between Africa and Europe, the link to both continents means its customs and traditions are taken from a mix of Western and Arabic influences. However, the main population in Algeria are Muslim, whilst only a small percentage are Christian or Jewish.

Religion, therefore, is important to Algerian society. Marriage, for example, is a tradition looked upon very seriously and seen as a sign of maturity. The marriage must meet with the approval of both families and should be based on love as taught by the Qu'ran.



The amount of money spent also plays an significant role in the wedding. Family pride is an important factor when it comes to money spent on the wedding so is traditionally very important. After the wedding party the bride will be taken to the groom's house, still dressed in wedding and will sit in a decorated chair.

Another celebratory Algerian tradition is dancing which is used to express happiness and joy. Dancing, accompanied by wind or percussion instruments, is usually spontaneous with each region expressing itself in its own particular style. One traditional Algerian instrument is the gasba reed flute.

Traditional Algerian folk music, known as Rais, is still enjoyed, although mixed in with more modern music by younger Algerians. Another type of traditional folk music is called Kabylia and is becoming popular internationally.

It is said that Sahara, in Algeria's south, is the most mysterious of the Algerian regions keeping its traditions and customs true to its history. Art is very important to the Saharan society and usually focuses on the artists own life experience, including family life.

Another section of Algerian society, The Berbers, have their own set of interesting traditions. Guests to their communities, even those not able to converse in the language, are greeted with a kind welcome and are invited to enter homes of locals and fed with everything the family have to offer, even if they do not have much themselves.

Upon being introduced for the first time, visitors to a Berben home will find that they are greeted with a kiss on the hand and the fingertips. Berben's are said to value graciousness and have very high standards of etiquette and hospitality.

As we can see, Algeria has some fascinating customs and traditions which

Egypt is a country with an immense cultural mix, In every major city in Egypt you will find traditions that remain from the time of the Pharaohs, and in other parts you will find pure tribal customs that were brought in by many invaders throughout the centuries. The Egypt culture immense the traditions, languages, history & civilizations at ancient places. That contradiction and contrast between areas of Egypt, when you compare it with other Middle Eastern countries, is what makes Egypt seem advanced against some of the others. Yet here you will find that the customs and mentality tends to be full of warmth towards visitors and foreigners. I guess this could be the secret why Egypt is considered the most attractive country in the region for travellers. The pure nature of the local Egyptians pops up whenever you need help or when they invite you into their homes and when they hardly know you, or when they smile in your face! All of that makes a visit to Egypt a wonderful and unforgettable experience.
There are so many customs and traditions in Egypt, and even in Africa. Many Egyptians wear turbans, and cloaks, to conceal their bodies from sunlight. They travel mostly on foot, but sometimes ride camels, or other cattle. A lot of Egyptians make a living by fishing or ranching. They get about $10 dollars a day, which is an amazing income to them. They can buy so many things at the local markets with $10. Egyptian people are very smart. The first Egyptians introduced hunting and gathering to many others. We know this because paintings show the animals and the weapons that people used. Some cities in Egypt are rioting at this time. Bad government can lead to those things. The president refuses to step down, so therefore millions of people are out on the streets. This is ruining the reputation! Most roads are not paved, and Egypt is mostly a developing country. There are barely any developed cities in Egypt.

Egypt's population is around 84 million. Around 62 million of them are Sunni Muslims and about 8-9 Million are Coptic Christians (Christian Egyptians), although public statistics indicate that they are not more than 7 million. Whether Muslim or Copt, the Egyptians are moderately religious and religious principles are quite noticeable in their daily lives. Here each family member is responsible for the integrity of his or her family and for the behaviour of other members, creating an environment that would be envied by many people in the West. Here they are very close to each other, family ties are far stronger than in the west, and that is why you will find any major city in Egypt is a lot safer than any western metropolis

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