null

Wedding Traditions and Customs of Samarkand People / Yangi Asr Avlodi / Tashkent 2017 / Author: Baxritdin Hamrakulov

No reviews yet Write a Review
$29.99
SKU:
9789943202306
UPC:
9789943202306
Weight:
15.00 Ounces
In Stock & Ready To Ship!
Current Stock:Only left:

Frequently Bought Together:

Total: Inc. Tax
Total: Ex. Tax

Description

Wedding Traditions and Customs of Samarkand People – Baxritdin Hamrakulov

Product Details

  • Title: Wedding Traditions and Customs of Samarkand People
  • Author: Baxritdin Hamrakulov
  • Publisher: Yangi Asr Avlodi
  • Publication Year: 2017
  • ISBN: 9789943202306 / 9943202300
  • Language: English
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Pages: 70
  • Size: 70×100 1/16
  • Printed Sheets: 4.5
  • Conditional Printed Sheets: 7.56
  • Font: Academia
  • Paper Type: Offset Paper
  • Number of Copies: 1500
  • Printed in: Uzbekistan
  • Publisher's Address: Tashkent, Chilonzar-8, Katartal Street, 60

Editorial Team:

  • Editor: Ma'mura Kutliyeva
  • Art Editor: Zilola Tulaganova
  • Computer Specialist: Sunnat Musamedov
  • Technical Editor: Umidbek Yakhshimov

Overview

The book Wedding Traditions and Customs of Samarkand People by Baxritdin Hamrakulov provides a comprehensive insight into the rich cultural heritage of Samarkand's wedding ceremonies. It meticulously explores traditional customs, rituals, and celebrations that have been passed down through generations in this historic region of Uzbekistan.

This publication serves as an ethnographic and cultural study, shedding light on the symbolic meanings behind wedding traditions, the roles of family and community, and the evolution of customs in modern times. Whether you are a researcher, cultural enthusiast, or simply interested in Central Asian traditions, this book offers a detailed and engaging look at one of Samarkand’s most cherished social ceremonies.

Key Features & Benefits

Authentic Cultural Study – A deep dive into Samarkand's wedding traditions, offering historical and cultural context.
Detailed Rituals & Customs – Covers engagement, wedding preparations, ceremonies, and post-wedding traditions.
High-Quality Print Edition – Printed on offset paper, ensuring clarity and durability.
Academic & Research Value – Ideal for anthropologists, historians, and students studying Central Asian cultures.
Beautifully Edited & Designed – Professionally formatted with a clear and engaging layout.

Interesting Facts About Samarkand Wedding Traditions

Traditional Matchmaking: In Samarkand, arranged marriages are still a common practice, often involving the extended family in the selection process.
Cultural Music & Dance: Weddings feature traditional Uzbek music and dances, such as Lazgi and Katak dance.
Feast of Plov: No wedding in Samarkand is complete without Osh (plov), the national dish of Uzbekistan, served to hundreds of guests.
Gift Exchange: Families exchange gifts in a symbolic representation of unity and respect.
Bridal Attire: Brides often wear intricately embroidered dresses and ornate jewelry, reflecting centuries-old craftsmanship.

Who Should Read This Book?

History & Culture Enthusiasts – Learn about Samarkand’s deep-rooted traditions and wedding customs.
Academics & Researchers – A valuable ethnographic resource for those studying Uzbek and Central Asian cultures.
Wedding Planners & Cultural Experts – Gain insights into traditional wedding ceremonies for cross-cultural events.
Travelers & Tourists – Enhance your knowledge of Uzbek traditions before visiting the region.

About the Author

Baxritdin Hamrakulov is a renowned scholar and cultural researcher specializing in Uzbek traditions and social customs. His works focus on preserving and documenting the rich heritage of Samarkand, one of Uzbekistan’s most historically significant cities.

Publisher Information

  • Publishing House: Yangi Asr Avlodi
  • Location: Tashkent, Uzbekistan
  • Printed in: Uzbekistan
  • Edition: 2017

Get your copy today and explore the timeless wedding customs of Samarkand!

Hashtags

#UzbekCulture #Samarkand #WeddingTraditions #Uzbekistan #Ethnography #TraditionalCustoms #CentralAsia #BaxritdinHamrakulov #CulturalHeritage #HistoryAndTradition

 

 

 

 

 

 

Product Reviews

No reviews yet Write a Review