تراث عيساوي بأصوات نسائية: نوال العبدلاوي وبنات عيساوه يفتحن قلوبهن في "حديث أوزان"

In an exceptional episode of the "Hadith Awzan" program on "Medina FM," host Mohammed Amine Nadhifi took listeners on a journey into the depths of authentic Moroccan heritage, hosting Moqadema Nawal El Abdellaoui and her pioneering group, "Bnat Issawa." It was more than just a radio show; it was a celebration of art and female empowerment in a field long dominated by men.Bnat Issawa: Breaking Rules with Spirit and Authenticity Nawal El Abdellaoui discussed the group's beginnings, noting that the idea wasn't easy but stemmed from an urgent need to preserve the Issawa heritage and present it with a feminine touch that respects Moroccan privacy, especially for family events. Nawal emphasized that "Bnat Issawa" is not just a musical group but a cohesive family that has faced the challenges of travel and late nights to represent the city of Meknes and Morocco at home and abroad.From Openings to "Kamal El Atia": A Journey into Meknes Wedding Rituals The meeting was steeped in history as the program reviewed the "Kamal El Atia" rituals following the engagement—a phase where extended families meet through gifts, milk, and dates. Guests discussed how these rituals transitioned from traditional Meknes homes, where neighbors shared furniture and dishes in unique social solidarity, to modern halls, stressing the importance of maintaining "Niya" (pure intention) and roots in marriage.Behind-the-Scenes Anecdotes In a spontaneous manner, group members like Marwa Oultina and Houda Touati shared funny stories from their travels, such as forgetting their "Belghas" (traditional shoes) and performing barefoot, to their adventures at national festivals. These human moments reflected the spirit of harmony that has made this group a significant force in traditional art.