Artistic expression of dance in Arabia in ancient times Archaeological historical study

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Qassim University / College of Science and Arts

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The follower of the prehistoric images and engravings that he revealed that highlighted the spirit of the Neanderthal and his view of life through art as a means that reflects the cultural, intellectual and economic level.
Dancing is one of the oldest means through which a person expresses his emotions in light of the lack of many expressive means, so it is considered a kind of prayer to drive away evil spirits and empty negative charges and to face the calamities of nature as it is a means of recreation and social authorship and is considered a ritual that contains many meanings and connotationsThe Arabian Peninsula has abundant in its ancient times on many scenes and images of multiple concepts of dance, such as: religious dance that takes place in temples during the pilgrimage and jealous seasons, which requires concerts by rites and musicians after the end of the Hajj period, dancing public celebrations that aim to show joy and joy after stability The living conditions and the improvement of civilizational conditions so that these parties are held and vary according to the occasion, whether private or public, in which women, men and boys participate, but the emergence of women is a requirement for many occasions such as holding festivals, weddings, including the physical properties of women, dancing, hunting, dancing. The ritual "on the grounds that the fishing craft is the oldest craft that the old man has vanished, and therefore the person uses to dance when he hunts for sacrifice to God in order to placate him and a request for a rainy season. Restricted to men and not women, they are not military events in which combat skills are displayed using weapons and horses

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مجلة البحث العلمي في الآداب
Volume 21, Issue 4 - Serial Number 4
Social Sciences and Humanities
April 2020
Pages 282-308

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