Tradisi Cucur Air Mawar Dalam Perspektif ‘Urf di Kalimantan Barat

Abstract

The tradition of pouring rose water on weddings in Malay society in West Kalimantan has profound cultural values and is carried out in a unique and interesting 'urf perspective. This tradition is an adat ritual that is full of meaning and symbolizes the hope for a happy, faithful, and prosperous marriage. This paper aims to explore the meaning, values, and 'urf perspective of the tradition of pouring rose water on weddings in Malay society in West Kalimantan. The tradition of pouring rose water is a part of the Malay wedding customs that have been passed down from generation to generation and has adat law power. This tradition is not only interpreted as an adat ritual, but also as a symbol of respect for adat elders and parents. This tradition also becomes a means to strengthen the ties of brotherhood and kinship between families. The uniqueness of this tradition in various regions in West Kalimantan shows the richness of Malay culture that must be preserved.The tradition of pouring rose water on weddings in Malay society in West Kalimantan has profound cultural values and is carried out in a unique and interesting 'urf perspective. This tradition is an adat ritual that is full of meaning and symbolizes the hope for a happy, faithful, and prosperous marriage. This paper aims to explore the meaning, values, and 'urf perspective of the tradition of pouring rose water on weddings in Malay society in West Kalimantan. The tradition of pouring rose water is a part of the Malay wedding customs that have been passed down from generation to generation and has adat law power. This tradition is not only interpreted as an adat ritual, but also as a symbol of respect for adat elders and parents. This tradition also becomes a means to strengthen the ties of brotherhood and kinship between families. The uniqueness of this tradition in various regions in West Kalimantan shows the richness of Malay culture that must be preserved.The tradition of pouring rose water on weddings in Malay society in West Kalimantan has profound cultural values and is carried out in a unique and interesting 'urf perspective. This tradition is an adat ritual that is full of meaning and symbolizes the hope for a happy, faithful, and prosperous marriage. This paper aims to explore the meaning, values, and 'urf perspective of the tradition of pouring rose water on weddings in Malay society in West Kalimantan. The tradition of pouring rose water is a part of the Malay wedding customs that have been passed down from generation to generation and has adat law power. This tradition is not only interpreted as an adat ritual, but also as a symbol of respect for adat elders and parents. This tradition also becomes a means to strengthen the ties of brotherhood and kinship between families. The uniqueness of this tradition in various regions in West Kalimantan shows the richness of Malay culture that must be preserved.