Hina is used during bridal nights in Sudan. It's an important ceremony or custom before the wedding. Watch out! I do not mean my previous blog, The Wedding. On the night of Hina, relatives and close friends come to share the bride and the bridegroom their joy. Some of them pay money for the relatives of the couple. Girls sing songs while dyeing their palms and the palms of their love ones.Hina is used during bridal nights in Sudan. It's an important ceremony or custom before the wedding. Watch out! I do not mean my previous blog, The Wedding. On the night of Hina, relatives and close friends come to share the bride and the bridegroom their joy. Some of them pay money for the relatives of the couple. Girls sing songs while dyeing their palms and the palms of their love ones.
Our country and the neighboring Egypt are famous of producing Hina. China and India also produce it. Hina or Henna is a plant with flowers. It needs a hot climate to grow. Its leaves grow opposite each other on the stem. I do not know about its scientific name, but according to my friend Adam, he is an agricultural engineer, it is called (lawsonia inermis). It is the species of the lawsonia genus. The leaves of the tree are dried and crushed. Water and other liquids are added to the powder to form a sticky paste.
The paste can be applied with many traditional and innovative tools, starting with a basic stick
In some Arab countries, but the syringe is widely used. The Indians use plastic cones, and cones are used in the western world. In a few minutes time, the stain of hina will appear on the skin within minutes.
To be continued
Comments
Cool tradition ! ,,, thanks for introducing and sharing that with us. God bless
Hwan yeong Inha. Gamza hamnida! You are always welcome. Thanks for your beautiful comment on Hina.
In my country, it is called "Henna". Mainly women get it as temporary tattoo on their eyeblow, eyeline or lip and use as hair-dyeing. I didn't know it was kinda ritual for wedding until I read this. They are beautiful and artistic. Thanks for good information. Dara.
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Sir Dara,
Thank you for writing this informative blog. I ever once used this henna, but I like the simple one. My friend made it on my arm, surely I will not show it here...LOL
I hope you don't have a long episode for this...Good blog! :)
Kamu tidak membutuhkannya mod. Onee Chan. Beautiful ladies rarely use it, but if you want, I will tell my wife to send something special for you. Thanks again and sorry for the late reply.
Donnobad Shaila. Thanks to God, you, the Indians, Pakistanis and Nepalese have good looking faces, I mean men and women. That is why Hina will look so nice on your hands and feet. I am still waiting for your add Shaila. I am hoping to be one of your friends.
Nasislin Farrog, teskkur ederim arkadishm! ben Turkey bilmyurum. I really appreciate your nice comment on Hina.
Shookran bizzaf ya Mimi1. Ana kanabgi Tunis katheer. Thanks for your nice comment on Hina!
I quite like the way you talk about your wedding traditions and customs.These henna designs are the very way of sharing beauty and love. Peace!
Koy baat nahi Nafisa. Main deka tumari profile ki tasweer, isli main bola ap deko meri blog aur koment karo. Excuse my broken Urdu. I hope to be one of your friends, mumkin?
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