Togetherness and mutual help

this is the atmosphere of the morning at the funeral home, a few days ago one of our citizens passed away. in the prevailing customs of aceh, the house of grief usually awaits the mourners who join in mourning and give moral support to the abandoned families. this activity lasts up to seven days and seven nights. this is the seventh day of the day and the general day is the peak of the guests who come to mourn, the guests who are here to serve food content to dry the dry throat or to glorify the guests may come from far and can relieve a little dry throat or tired.

all walks of life, both youth, adults, adat stakeholders, village heads and all sections of the baha to prepare what can be given to the mourners. ranging from cooking rice to preparing side dishes that can be provided for guests.
young men usually wash dirty dishes and help other things that really need to be done.
all this is done with sincerity and without any compensation either from the family home party or from other parties, all for the togetherness that has existed since the ancestors.

after all the dishes are ready to be cooked and whatever needs to be prepared has been there, people do not go home directly but accompany the family to menuggu the guests who come. this activity is valid until the evening until all the guests have come home, every society who accompanied the grieving family and alternately accompany him.