Graceful composure over hitting sticks
The article discusses the phenomenon of the practice of "knocking sticks on the ground and creating noise" during the closing of marriage contracts in some Omani gatherings. This practice is considered an outsider to traditional Omani customs and authenticity. The author emphasizes that a marriage contract is an important occasion that requires calmness, dignity, and prayer, not noise and displays. He calls for preserving genuine Omani customs, which call for quietness and prayer, instead of adopting this new practice that contradicts the values of celebrating such a solemn occasion. Ultimately, the article advocates maintaining the dignity and reverence of the gatherings, concluding with prayer and blessings.
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