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Violence in cultures is displayed in various ways. Some cultures fight the violence while others learn to accept it as a custom or a tradition or even superstition. Belief of religion or belief of superstition is behind the violence of No Music Before Mosque and The Rain Came. The violent acts are shown through the belief of how one should worship God and how one should maintain tradition and superstition. In each story it is the father who was responsible for the violence done to their child.
In No Music Before Mosque, the son, Ali enjoyed playing his flute while he prayed to God. It was his way of talking to God and showing his thankfulness for everything God had given him. He would play the music before attending Mosque. However, his father did not appreciate his music. He believed that by pla
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ying the music, Ali was “defying God” and was about to let Ali know that. The parents verbally abused Ali for playing his flute and not spending his time studying. They spoke sharply about him in front of his six-year-old niece. Since the son wasn’t home, the turned his anger upon his wife. The wife showed her anger and irritation upon the granddaughter.
No matter what the belief was in, the fathers’ belief was too strong to be broken. The children paid the ultimate sacrifice. Ali died because his father forbade him to worship God the way he thought was best and Oganda lived a life without her family and friends. In fact, her father believed that she was dead. The fathers brought the violence upon their own children.
This kind of violence in the home leads to destroy
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PROFESSIONAL ESSAYS |
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Intimate Violence in Families Robert Gelles' principal aim in Intimate Violence in Families is to clarify the extent and nature of such violence in the light of the most recent studies and |
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Intimate Violence Robert Gelles' principal aim in Intimate Violence in Families is to clarify the extent and nature of such violence in the light of the most recent studies and |
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Domestic Violence Interventions NY: Free Press. Violence in families: Assessing prevention and treatment programs. (1998). Health Services Research, 33(4), Part 1. |
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Predicting School Violence This is because of the serious consequences associated with school violence for not only students but their families and others in the community. |
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Problems in Repeated Viewing of TV Violence The Impact of Entertainment Media and violence on Children and Families. Institute for Social Research, University of Michigan. November 5, 2001. |
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Resurrecting Victims of Family Violence According to Gordon, family violence "has been historically and politically constructed of the times exerted an impact on the way social workers help families. |
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