Interview with Jamil Isma'il Hamad to describe the life in his village al-Safsaf

Title:

Interview with Jamil Isma'il Hamad to describe the life in his village al-Safsaf

Title:

مقابلة مع جميل اسماعيل حمد لشرح الاحوال الاجتماعية والاقتصادية في قرية الصفصاف

Author:

Ḥamad, Jamīl Isma‘l

Contributor:

Ma‘rūf, Walīd (interviewer)Ḥassūn, Rawād (film maker)

Date:

2019-05-01

Subject:

Folktales | Customs and traditions | Agricultural crops | Groom's bath | Wedding lunch | Fowd (Muhr) | Bride's dowry | Bridegroom | Reading the Fatihah | Palestinian heritage | Safsaf (District of Safad, Palestine) | Story telling

Description:

Jamil Isma'il Hamad from Safsaf village in Safad district in Palestine. Abandoned in 1948 he was 10 years old. he has nine sons. The safsaf (willow in Arabic) is called so because it i is famous for the willow trees, and for the cultivation of wheat, lentils and chickpeas. The agriculture was based on traditional tillage methods. Their houses were made of clay, and their foods are from their own agricultural land.

Format:

Video

Language:

Arabic

Rights:

Swansea City Opera/AUB Libraries, All rights reserved.

ARK:

https://n2t.net/ark:/86073/b36m0g

iiif Manifest:

https://libraries.aub.edu.lb/iiifservices/item/ark86073b36m0g/manifest