Halloween is slowly taking place in Bangladesh!

Halloween is slowly taking place in Bangladesh! On this occasion, billions of dollars are traded worldwide every year. However, Halloween does not appear to be a business motive in the eastern countries, including Bangladesh, which is the hallmark of the dreaded blueprint of Western cultural aggression.

 

One of the fears is that the way in which we are uniting our own identity, the next generation will not understand which country is foreign, which is its own culture and which is to borrow or invest intact. Twenty-three decades ago Thirty-first, Valentine, these cities were confined to some societies, and now an integral part of Bengal!

 

# Halloween_Ki?

 

The full form of the word 'Halloween' is' Hallows' Evening 'or' Hallowed Evening ', meaning' holy evening '. The word comes from the Scottish All Hallows' Eve. In addition to Halloween, the word 'Hallow' was popularized by Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, the last book in the Harry Potter original series written by JK Rowling. "Hello" means "something sacred" or "saintly". That's why this day is also known as All Saints Eve. When we look past the word Halloween, we see that it is used in the first 3, while in the second it is seen that the word "All Hello 'Eve" is circulating. Halloween beliefs are Christianity.

 

Halloween is celebrated on October 1 every year, the night that candles were lit in the church to commemorate the souls of past saints. The next day, November 9, is the feast of Western Christians, 'All Hallows' Day' or 'Hallowmas', the day when all saints of history are remembered. Finally, on November 2, All Souls' Day is remembered on the day of the spirit of the Gentile Christians. These three days are celebrated by Western Christians as 'Allhallowtide' or just 'Hallowtide'.

 

At the time of the twelfth century, the church bell was played for past souls. It was nothing but festive at that time, the weeping fans used to march in the streets wearing black clothes. The souls of the deceased were remembered for eating the 'soul cake'. In France, that night Christian families used to pray in the tombs, next to the graves of loved ones. On the grave, they used to take milk for the dead.

 

In the twentieth century, the tradition of wandering the Halloween night was practiced in England, with a variety of strange costumes. At the same time, the game of prank or fooling began, which happened in Scotland more than two hundred years ago. They used to carve faces into a variety of things, and the inside was lit and lit. These lanterns were used as a means of expelling the spirits and expelling the spirits. Later, engraving of sweet pumpkin or other large herbs was introduced into Somerset, which gradually spread all over England. It's called jack-o-lantern or will-o-the-wisp (will-o'-the-wisp).

 

Why strange clothing, its interpretation is even more strange. People dressed in those clothes and presented themselves as something different than their usual familiar face, or someone wore a mask. Because, on that night, dead souls were given the last chance to take revenge on someone who was angry while alive. People would go out on the streets wearing masks or different outfits to prevent a spirit from recognizing it and setting it on fire. The practice is still there today, but there is no trust, but the cosplay runs in a fun way, though there are billions of dollars of trade.

 

Halloween was not celebrated in America in the eighteenth or early nineteenth centuries. In the 8th century, when the Scottish and Irish settlers began to settle in America, the Halloween festival began but was limited to immigrants. Halloween celebrations began in the US throughout the early 20th century. Then, the world gradually spread.

 

Not too much, if you can survive in this genre for some twenty years, you can enjoy sitting in front of the TV sets at midnight and enjoying a sip of lightly cooled coffee. You will hear in your ears, "The Millennial heritage of Bengalis is 'Halloween', 'Holi' and their significance and significance". You will learn more about how to practice these non-essential sources in order to be "authentic Bengali".

 

Is this a cultural misery ... ???