Ajisari
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An ajisãrì is one who arouses others to pray and feast during Ramadan. He goes from house to house, as early as 2:00 AM, beating his kettle drum with a stick and singing (screaming) at the top of his voice. This is purely a religious duty; it is voluntary. Although the ajisari does not expect to be compensated by his fellow believers, he believes that Allah will reward him, in the hereafter, for forsaking his bed and discomforting himself during the month-long fasting period.
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Un ajisari es aquel que despierta a otros para rezar y para acudir al banquete durante el Ramadán. Va de casa en casa golpeando su tambor con un palo y cantando a toda voz, por lo que también recibe el mismo nombre el género musical. Esto es puramente un deber religioso; es voluntario. Aunque el ajisari no espera ser compensado por los creyentes, él cree que Alá lo recompensará en el futuro.
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An ajisãrì is one who arouses others to pray and feast during Ramadan. He goes from house to house, as early as 2:00 AM, beating his kettle drum with a stick and singing (screaming) at the top of his voice. This is purely a religious duty; it is voluntary. Although the ajisari does not expect to be compensated by his fellow believers, he believes that Allah will reward him, in the hereafter, for forsaking his bed and discomforting himself during the month-long fasting period. The name derives from the Arabic word "Suhur," meaning early morning meals during the holy month of Ramadan; it's spelled and pronounced "sãrì" in Yoruba. An ajisari is fearless because he believes Allah will protect him for doing HIS (Allah's) work. The ajisari practically works alone, which explains why he's sometimes been called "Lone Ranger." So, unlike Were music, it's rare to see a group of ajisari. In the late 1970s, however, one group in Ibadan, Taiwo-Kehinde Ajisari, The Twin Brothers' Ajisari Group, violated that exclusivity when they suddenly emerged from nowhere.
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Un ajisari es aquel que despierta a otros para rezar y para acudir al banquete durante el Ramadán. Va de casa en casa golpeando su tambor con un palo y cantando a toda voz, por lo que también recibe el mismo nombre el género musical. Esto es puramente un deber religioso; es voluntario. Aunque el ajisari no espera ser compensado por los creyentes, él cree que Alá lo recompensará en el futuro. El nombre proviene de la palabra árabe suhur, que denomina a las primeras comidas del día durante el mes santo de Ramadán. Se deletrea y pronuncia como sari en idioma yoruba. El ajisari casi siempre trabaja solo lo que explica por qué a veces le llaman el "Guardabosques Solitario". A finales de los años 70, sin embargo, un grupo en Ibadán, The Twin Brothers' Ajisari Group, violó aquella exclusividad cuando ellos de repente surgieron de la nada con un grupo que tocaba música ajisari.
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