Nabal family celebrates Islamic New Year with couscous and sugar bride
The city of Nabeul celebrates the Islamic New Year, distinguished by preparing molokhia a day before the occasion, and cooking couscous with dried meat and dried zabban. Additionally, sugar dolls, which take on various shapes such as a bride and a horse, are considered a special tradition passed down by locals, and are gifted to engaged girls. To preserve this heritage, the Nabeul City Maintenance Association organizes the Sugar Doll Festival on June 16 and 17, featuring workshops for making and decorating sugar dolls, along with children's competitions and traditional product exhibitions.
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