Al-Bar’ah

E820308

Al-Bar’ah is a traditional Omani folk dance characterized by rhythmic movements, chanting, and the use of swords or daggers, often performed at celebrations and cultural events.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf intangible cultural heritage
traditional Omani folk dance
associatedWith Omani culture
countryOfOrigin Oman NERFINISHED
culturalRole celebration of social occasions
expression of tribal pride
danceForm group dance
hasCharacteristic chanting
rhythmic movements
hasElement call-and-response chanting
coordinated footwork
weapon display
languageOfChants Arabic
movementStyle circular formations
synchronized line movements
musicAccompaniment drums
traditional Omani percussion
performanceContext community celebrations
outdoor gatherings
performedAt celebrations
cultural events
performedOnOccasion festivals
national celebrations
weddings
regionOfPractice Dhofar Governorate NERFINISHED
southern Oman NERFINISHED
requires coordination among dancers
knowledge of traditional chants
symbolizes courage
honor
social cohesion
transmissionMethod intergenerational teaching
oral tradition
typicalPerformers men
usesInstrument daggers
swords

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Omani people traditionalDance Al-Bar’ah