aceh for marriage

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In Aceh, it is not difficult to get betel (rup). Because many mothers like the consumption of ranub / betel. Just because of communication constraints, the mother did not know if the soldiers asked for betel. The mother was thinking, the soldier asked his son, Idris (who is often called Sirih). Now, interesting is actually not about the dialogue of soldiers with the mother, but philosophy is rupee (betel). In official events welcoming the guests, the Acehnese often present an intense lupus dance that is surrounded by the giving of ranub to the arriving guests. Giving this as a form of respect and acceptance as a brother.

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There are at least two philosophical meanings behind the giving of rupees (sirih) *****) to the guests (especially guests from outside Aceh). First, the betel feels spicy. This is a kind of gentle warning to the guest to be careful in speaking. For, the words of the owner of the house or the words of the Acehnese can be more spicy than the taste of betel.

Second, the chewed betel will come out red. Just look at people who are fond of eating betel, mouth and lips must have reddish color. So, the guests should speak clearly, not long-winded and unambiguous. He must speak as clearly as the red on their lips and mouths.

To anyone who comes to Aceh, he must explain what his aims and purposes are. There can be no hidden agenda, must be well intended to be well received too. He should not indulge in enmity or want to destroy the Acehnese