MALAY WEDDING CEREMONY (PART 2) Kneeling Prostration This event is held to give the opportunity to the bride and groom for coming and shaking hands with both sides of parents and the guests in the room. Both of them will slowly move approaching their parents, shaking hands, kissing the back of the hand and hugging each other to show their gratitude and apologizing. It is called as kneeling prostration or sungkem. The bride and groom should sit lower than the parents as a symbol of their respect. The atmosphere is full of emotion and there is a sob from the relatives and the guests who witness it. DID YOU KNOW? Manggar Flower The colourful artificial trees that look like fireworks is called as Manggar flower. Manggar flower means the coconut blossom. The manggar flower is used to lead a Malay wedding procession along with the tanjidor. It is made from colourful paper and wrapped around a thin stick, poked onto pineapple that is fastened to the wood stick. At a wedding, manggar flower is on each side of the groom as he makes his entrance to meet his bride.

MALAY WEDDING CEREMONY (PART 1) PLEASE HELP ME TO PROOF-READING (CORRECTING) MY ARTICLE The wedding ceremony is mostly lead by a Muslim marriage registrar, beforehand it is started by reciting the holy verse of Al-Qur’an. The process is led by the Muslim marriage registrar and basically same with the rest of public. The interesting parts in Malay wedding ceremony are nullified ablution, the trickle of rose water and kneeling prostration. The wedding ceremony event is closed by listening to the prayer recitation and the congratulation from the friends and the guests for the new couple. Nullified Abulution It is called as the nullified ablution because the groom and the bride previously already take the ablution. Then, the groom inserts a ring on the finger. After that, both of them shake hand. Then the bride kisses the groom backhand and the groom kisses her forehead. It is a symbol of trusting each other. Through the kiss on the groom's hand, a bride entrusts and prays for Allah to keep the groom on his affection, leading family and not take which is not his right. The groom kisses his bride's forehead because the forehead is a source of calmness and motivation for the groom and the forehead is a witness of the obedience to Allah. The Trickle of Rose Water This event is called as the trickle of rose water because of splashing or pouring water to the bride and groom with rose water. Both of them will sit side by side and there is shawl fabric on their lap. Tepungtawar is held first before the trickle of rose water. Some of the elders (mostly till 7 people) are asked in the rotation to do tepung tawar and the trickle of rose water for the bride and the groom. The place which is splashed by the rose water is generally on both palms and right-left of shoulders, and it often splashes on their forehead. Tepung tawar and the trickle of rose water are the symbols of giving prayers and blessings for the welfare of the bride and groom. In addition, it is a helper against reinforcements and distractions. The next event is kneeling prostration or sungkem.

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Please correct my veledictory speech for farewell party Please help me to correct the grammar and diction. You may revise and add more sentences to make the speech lively and valuable. With all due the respect to the honorable Mrs. Principal, to the honorable Mister Village Chief, Mr. and Mrs. Teachers, and to my dearest friends and companions attending. All my friends in grade ninth and also in grade eighth and seventh First of all, let us praise to the Almighty Allah SWT because of His Blessing we are able to come here, to attend a farewell ceremony for the students of Madrasah Tsanawiyah As-Shiddiqiyyah grade ninth in the academic year two thousand fifteen and two thousand sixteen. Secondly, may prayers and peace be upon the Prophet Muhammad SAW who has guided us from the darkness into the brightness Ladies and Gentlemen, Brothers and Sisters In this good opportunity I stand here/ to represent all the students of Mts. As-Shiddiqiyyah Grade ninth/ to give a valedictory speech. On the behalf of all students grade ninth. Firstly/, we would like to say thank you very much for all the teachers of MTs. As-Shiddiqiyyah who have taught, educated/, and guided us So we can pass the national exam successfully. Thank you very much for your dedication. We know that/ your advice/, guidance, and motivations have built us to be better/ not only in thinking but also in attitudes.My teachers, we realize that we cannot give you reward. We can only give you gratitude and pray. May Allah repay your kindness. May Allah always bless you all. Secondly, we would like to apologize to all of the teachers, administration staffs and all the elements of Mts. As-Shiddiqiyyah. Please, forgive our mistakes forgive all the bad things/ that we have done and hopefully we can make our attitudes/ better than before. Thirdly, especially to our younger brothers and sisters in grade eighth and seventh, we would like to remind you, please keep studying hard, obey your teachers’ advices, try to be better than us. And, please pray for us to be able to continue our study. So that someday we will become successful and useful persons for this country and our society. Ladies and Gentlemen, Brothers and Sisters I think/ that’s all my valedictory speech. I am so sorry for all my mistakes. The last but not least, on the behalf of students grade ninth, once again, I would like to say: forgive us, remember us, pray for us, for the students of Mts. As-Shiddiqiyyah grade ninth academic year two thousand fifteen/ and two thousand sixteen. Thank you very much.