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Caro Baroja, Julio (2000) [1976]. Los moriscos del Reino de Granada. Ensayo de historia social (in European Spanish) (5ªed.). Madrid: Istmo. pp.111–112. ISBN 84-7090-076-5. Whereas a white kaftan is reserved for the wedding day, symbolising purity, there are several other designs that are worn in the lead up to the day itself. South of Marrakech and beyond Tizi n’ Tichka, the semi-arid region of Morocco begins its picturesque meandering into the Sahara Desert.

Since you are here, we would like to share our vision for the future of travel - and the direction Culture Trip is moving in. Chromatographic study of Henna phenolic compounds extracts: before beginning chromatographic study, we have eliminated lipids by three hexanic extractions. The defatted plant mass was dried at 45°C and has undergone three methanolic extraction [ 28]. The extract was concentrated under vacuum to get a concentration of 0.5 mg / ml. The three Henna phenolic extracts were chromatographed by using a glass column (50x2.5 cm) containing Sephadex G50 [ 29, 30] and Lithium chloride buffer (5 mM NaoH, 2.5 mM Licl), as mobile phase. 2 ml fraction was recovered from the column at a flow rate of 1 ml / min. The isolated fractions were analyzed using a UV spectrophotometer at a wavelength of 380 nm [ 31]. The monocyclic aromatic compounds peak distribution was located by phenol as molecular weight marker, whereas the polycyclic peaks were positioned by quinone. Biochemical study: Total sugars were measured by the anthrone method [ 21] and reducing sugars by the DNS method [ 22]. Lipids were evaluated by the method described by Khadiga [ 23]. Protein content was determined by the Lowry method [ 24]. Phenolic compounds were examined by the Folin-Ciocalteu reagent with some modification [ 25]. Flavonoids were quantified by the aluminium trichloride method (AlCl 3) described by Bahroun [ 26]. Tannins were determined by the method cited by Seigler et al. [ 27]. All biochemical analyses were done according by dry matter (dm). There are beautiful places across Morocco that can hold a wedding. Big rooms at seaside and luxurious hotel ballrooms that any of the Moroccans would find very modern and fancy. There are also traditional Moroccan places with ceiling sculpturing (Nakch), zellige walls and big crystal chandeliers. You’ll want to consider the number of guests you’ll have so book a space that can hold your guests comfortably What to wear to a Moroccan WeddingTo make a temporary henna tattoo, henna leaves are crushed to a fine powder, mixed with an acidic medium like lemon juice to make a paste, and the henna paste is applied to the skin, usually in an intricate design or pattern. Often heard is the phrase “where there is joy, there is henna,” and no one really needs a reason to get henna in today’s Morocco. Regional Moroccan Henna Styles Finding a nice place is of great importance especially if the wedding will be in summer aka “wedding time” in Morocco! Many places book up to one year in advance (and sometimes longer), so you’ll want to make a reservation as soon as possible for your chosen date. Sharabi, Rachel (2006). "The Bride's Henna Ritual: Symbols, Meanings and Changes". Nashim: A Journal of Jewish Women's Studies & Gender Issues. 11 (1): 11–42. doi: 10.1353/nsh.2006.0014. JSTOR 40326803. S2CID 163092214. ProQuest 197740785. However, the distinctions between these Moroccan henna designs are becoming blurred due to both the increasing popularity of henna in tourism and the readily available images of henna designs on the internet.

Dimensional analysis of the morphometric, biochemical, and climatological data of the three varieties of Henna. L: length, W: width, LSW: leaf specific weight, LS: leaf surface, RN: rib’s number, TS: total sugars, RS: reducing sugars, Prt: proteins, Lip: lipids, PC: phenolic compounds, Flav: flavonoids, Tan: tannins, TM: mean of temperature, Tmm: mean of minimal temperature, TMm: mean of maximal temperature, P: precipitation; Q2: Emberger quotient 1; Q2′: Emberger quotient 2, Q2′′: Emberger quotient 2′. Eid Al-Fitr and Eid Al-Adha: These Islamic holidays are occasions for family gatherings and celebrations. Many Moroccans apply henna to mark the festivities and express their joy.

Shapes that are usually angular are rounded and corners get softened, but the geometric fill inside the shapes stays the same. Moroccan Mixed Style Henna Design. Photo: Lori K. Gordon | Taste of Maroc Sahara or Saharawi Style Henna Designs The corrected quotients Q2′ and Q2′′ proposed by [ 12, 13], particularly adapted to the Mediterranean’s regions, reflect the relationship between the amount of precipitation and the average of thermal extremes (Hottest and coldest months), all corrected by the extreme thermal amplitude (M - m). Emberger noted that thermal amplitude is an important factor in the distribution of vegetation. The combination of the pluviothermal quotients obtained (Q2′′) and the minimum temperatures of the coldest month (m) (limiting factor) with the observations made on the distribution of Mediterranean vegetation and more particularly in Morocco led Emberger to subdivide the climacteric area in characteristic zones by growing aridities from top to bottom. These are the “bioclimatic stages of vegetation” selected as follows: Saharan, arid, semiarid, subhumid, wet, and perwet. Our results show that Moroccan Henna belongs to the Saharan bioclimatic stage according to the Emberger quotient [ 11] and to the extreme arid climate for Alnif and Tazzarine and Saharan for Tafraoute Sidi Ali according to Emberger modified by [ 12, 13].

a b c d e f g h i j Spurles, Kelly; L, Patricia (2004). Henna for Brides and Gazelles: Ritual, Women's Work and Tourism in Morocco (Thesis). hdl: 1866/14244. ISBN 978-0-612-97895-9. ProQuest 305053576.

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Moreover, henna has gained popularity as a tourist attraction in Morocco. Tourists often seek out local henna artists to have temporary henna tattoos applied to their hands or arms as a way to experience this traditional art form firsthand. Challenges and Precautions a b Akou, Heather Marie (2011). The Politics of Dress in Somali Culture. Indiana University Press. p.108. ISBN 978-0-253-22313-5. Brides from the Souss region will finish their outfits off with a crown called tawnza, and layers of bracelets known as tanbalat. The classic brushed silver and stone-encrusted earrings worn by Amazigh women are referred to as takhersin.