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La prière de la Tabaski à la grande mosquée de Bamako avec le président par intérim
La prière de la Tabaski 2012 célébrée à la grande mosquée de Bamako avec le président par intérim
mosque... Bamako, Mali (Subsaharian Africa)
Bamako, Mali, city tour and tourist attractions
Bamako is the capital and largest city of Mali. The landmarks of the city are The National Library of Mali, Bamako Grand Mosque, The BCEAO Tower, and The National Museum of Mali.
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Muslims in Nigeria and Mali celebrate Eid al-Adha
(26 Oct 2012)
Lagos, Nigeria
1. Mid of Muslim men praying to mark Eid al-Adha
2. Wide of commercial airliner flying over praying men
3. Various of men praying
4. Close of man with prayer beads
5. Mid of seated man praying
6. Various of men, women and children gathered to mark Eid al-Adha
Bamako, Mali
7. Mid of Muslim men heading to mosque for prayers at start of Eid al-Adha
8. Wide of mosque
9. Mid of mosque entrance
10. People in street
11. Various of men praying in street
12. Man and child tethering goat to tree
13. SOUNDBITE (French) Djibril Diallo, family head:
This year the feast of Tabaski (Wolof word for Eid al-Adha) is being celebrated in a special way given the situation in the north (of the country). All our thoughts are with the people who are left behind under the control of terrorists and Islamists, and with all of the displaced people who are spread all over the country.
14. Mid of men skinning slaughtered goat
15. Close of Diallo's granddaughter watching
16. Close of men skinning slaughtered goat
17. Mid of Diallo watching
18. SOUNDBITE (French) Djibril Diallo, family head:
Now they (extremists) are there. So how should one remove them, if not by force? And as for that force, we firmly await it.
19. Various of women preparing meat
20. Mid of woman preparing plantains
21. Close of pot on stove
22. Mid of man grilling meat
23. Close of Diallo's granddaughters dressed for feast
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Muslims across Africa gathered to celebrate the start of the holiday of Eid al-Adha on Friday.
Large crowds came together for prayers in Lagos, the most populous city in Nigeria.
Eid al-Adha remembers the prophet Ibrahim's willingness to sacrifice his son when God ordered him to.
In Mali's capital Bamako, families slaughtered goats to mark the start of Eid which is also known as the 'feast of the sacrifice'.
This year the feast of Tabaski (Wolof word for Eid al-Adha) is being celebrated in a special way given the situation in the north (of the country), said local resident Djibril Diallo.
Mali was once considered one of the only stable democracies in West Africa, but it has since plunged into chaos.
Islamist groups, including al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb, are the de facto rulers of the north.
All our thoughts are with the people who are left behind under the control of terrorists and Islamists, and with all of the displaced people who are spread all over the country, said Diallo.
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• Wedding ceremony in traditional Mali style
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Facts about Mali
• Mali is the 24th largest country in the world.
• Mali is the biggest country in West Africa. It is roughly twice the size of Texas, the second-largest American state.
• Mali was the cradle of the Empire of Ghana, West Africa’s very first black empire.
• Djenne– enjoy an amazing weekly market here in the shadows of the biggest man-made mud structure in the world, the spectacular Grand Mosque of Djenne.
• Timbuktu was an important centre of Islamic learning and trade during medieval times. Some buildings remain from its hay day, and it’s still an important stop for salt caravans.
• Mopti– a river town with no equal, Mopti is a bustling harbour, market place, and a wonderful spot to take off on a river adventure in a pinasse.
Places to visit in Mali:
Musee National – Bamako
Mali Park – Bamako
Mali Zoo - Bamako
Heinrich Barths House - Timbuktu
Ethnological Museum - Timbuktu
Sankore Mosque - Timbuktu
Tomb of the Askia - Gao
Mali
Islam was introduced to West Africa in the 11th century and is the predominant religion in much of the region. It is estimated that 90% of Malians are Muslims (mostly Sunnis, about 5% of Christians (about two-thirds of Catholics and one-third of Protestants), and the remaining 5% are adherents of traditional indigenous or animistic beliefs. Malians often wear fluffy and colourful dresses. Malians often participate in traditional festivals, dances and ceremonies. Greeting the people is very important, you should get acquainted with the greetings in French or, better still, in Bambara. Sellers should be treated accordingly, even if you are just buying the bread only. . It is very important to show a general interest in the other person, so ask about family, work, kids, and so on.
Bamako
Bamako is the capital and the largest city of Mali with a population of 3.3 million people. In 2006, it was rated as the fastest-growing city in Africa and the sixth-fastest in the world. Bamako, the capital of Mali, may not have the cultural appeal of Timbuktu or Jenna, but it has a fascinating collection of architectural styles and an elegant location on the banks of the Niger River. It is also the centre of the country's traditional music scene, and Malians of all ethnic groups flock to Bamako's nightclubs to dance at night to the sound of Cora, a lute-like instrument.
Wedding ceremony in traditional Mali style – people are singing the songs, dancing and having traditional food. I saw personally the wedding ceremony was for one week. Every day they have a guest and they are celebrating it. Mali people; they have their own traditions. One traditional I saw is; when a bride will come at Groom home. The big sister of the groom will wash the face, hand and foot of the groom as well as his best friend. Like my friend was the best friend of the groom. He was sitting there and was the part of that ceremony. Dinner will serve only to close relatives - Beans with Beef & rice with mix vegetables and spicy sauce.
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The best time to visit Mali is from November to February, during the cool and dry season.
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