Some Notable Etiquette In The Islamic Republic Of Mauritania

The Islamic Republic of Mauritania is referred to as "Mauritania".

Mauritania is named after the moors of the main ethnic groups in China.

"Mao Li" and "Moore" are two plations of a noun.

"Black" means black skin.

It was named "Islamic Republic of Mauritania" in 1958.

Mauritania regards Islam as a state religion, and almost everyone believes in Islam.

They have five prayers daily, one at noon, two in the morning and in the afternoon.

Since local water is scarce, people use yellow water instead of sand to wipe their faces with sand.

Then dress up and face the direction of Mecca holy city and pray with reverent devotion.

They taboo that someone kisses in public.

It is a shame and disgust to think that this is a degrading manner.

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They have a habit that wives are not allowed to eat with their husbands.

Only after the husband has finished eating can his wife be allowed to eat.

They have two days to say "good luck and good luck", and the custom of "disaster unfavourable" on a single day. Therefore, it is customary to regard two days as "auspicious day" as a good day to celebrate a happy event.

They taboo the left-handed delivery of food and food.

It is considered that this behavior is an act of disrespect or insult to people.

They taboo that someone would scatter their food on the ground.

Think this is an early violation of God.

Mauritania generally welcome VIP guests, accustomed to "roast whole sheep" as the most hospitable hospitality.

They like to drink green tea very much. They boil tea as thick as coffee, and add small amounts of sugar and fresh mint leaves in the tea. They taste sweet and thick, with bitter taste.

They like to eat Chinese food, and eating is not a pair of hands.

Eat meat by hand and eat with your hands. Only on some official occasions, some people use Western tableware.

Mauritania has an area of 1 million 30 thousand square kilometers.

Population 2 million 20 thousand (1988).

Mainly for moors, the figure of the library, and so on, only 20%.

Mauritania is divided into 12 major regions and the Nouakchott Special Administrative Region.

The first religion in Nouakchott.

The currency is "ujah".

Mandarin is Arabic and French is common.

Mauritania

The general characteristics can be summed up in these sentences.

Mauritania, West Africa, is known as a country with many tents; Islam is a state religion, and its discipline is strictly in mind; the people are courteous and courteous, welcome camel milk to be tea; the common love is green, and the days are good and fear is the only thing.

Because the climate of Mauritania is extremely dry, the temperature is very high, and the heat dissipation level of ordinary houses is not good, so the country develops vigorously tents with faster heat dissipation.

Pinnacle can be seen everywhere. Even in the capital, there are tents in the hospital or in the suburbs as a place to relax.

Mauritanas also treat the guests in tents as an elegant gesture. Even if the heads of state presided over the National Day banquet, they are used to holding them in tents.

Therefore, people are humorous to "tent country" in this country.

After serving guests, they often invite you to have three cups of sugar peppermint tea.

It is hoped that the guests will have a thousand sweetness to keep a good memory.

They are very sincere in their hospitality. They like to use the most enjoyable custom to drink the camel milk on the spot to show their respect for their guests.

They love green, yearn for green, yearn for green, and regard green as a symbol of auspiciousness, brightness and happiness.

Their men's clothes are usually made of two long slots in the front chest. They have two large pockets (which can hold money) blue or white robes. This robe can be used for a wide range of clothes. It is both a coat and a cloak. It can also make pajamas and is loved by Mauritania.

When people meet with guests on official occasions, they must shake hands and say hello.

Sometimes, from the beginning of the conversation to the end, the guests will be clasped tightly and their eyes will be warmly recognized.

They meet each other not only to ask good people.

And ask each other's cows, sheep or camels.

This is mainly because livestock are closely related to them.

People in the Sahara desert of Mauritania meet each other with warm hands, and greet each other for a long time.

In addition, they should bite each other's arm according to their national habits, leaving traces as a souvenir.

When they are apart, they should kneel down to pious wishes and finally say goodbye with tears.

Mauritania's most ceremonious and top class etiquette is a camel greeting.

When the foreign guests come, one of the people of the national costume will go up to give the guests the camel's milk and wash the dust for the guests, and the guests must drink a drink to express their gratitude to the host.

When the road is welcoming, the camel group, which is covered with red and green, opens the road in front. The scene is magnificent.