Ahmad Abu-Dayyeh, Shaima’ Walid
(2022)
Impacts Of Interracial Weddings On The Cultural Traditions From Malay Perspective.
Masters thesis, Perpustakaan Hamzah Sendut.
Abstract
Malaysia is one of South East Asia’s great countries that is thriving fast with
tourism, hospitality, and event management being of its major key industries,
especially the cultural tourism sector. Recently, Malaysia has turned out as one of
the great destinations for tourism, and this turned out to have an enormous impact
on interracial weddings acceptance and its growth in Malaysia. This study debates
the impacts on the cultural traditions and cultural tourism that may occur from an
interracial wedding between the Malays and the Indian Muslims from the
perspective of the Malays. This study displays the rituals and practices of both
cultures and marks what can cause impact/s cultural tourism and traditions for an
interracial wedding. The research contains information about both cultures, the
differences, and the similarities of diverse rituals and practices between the
couples. Moreover, interracial wedding conflicts place various emotions, struggles
surrounded by values and norms to fuse in a wedding, where plentiful couples
appear to have a lack of comprehension they need to work with and overcome the
interracial differences, they will run across in their interracial wedding, especially
for both races celebrate and respect their cultural traditions and heritage.
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