The month of September in the folklore of the Arab Mashreq

Weather of Arabia - Dr. Ahmed Jabr al-Sharida - The month of September (September: September) is the ninth month of the "Gregorian" solar calendar, which is the beginning of the autumn season from the "air point", and the number of days is 30 days.

The term "Eolul" is a word taken from the "Aramaic-Syriac" language, corresponding in the Arabic language with the word "Wol" meaning "screaming and wailing." In this month, the mourning is held over the god "Tawmuz" (July).

One of the astronomical dates in the month of September, where it falls on the 22nd of it (the autumnal equinox), meaning the end of the summer season astronomically and the beginning of the autumn season in the northern hemisphere. or completeness.

Its brightness and glossiness also becomes distinctive, as it lights the sky throughout the night and turns the night into a semi-day. The most famous and popular proverb that is widely circulated in the Arab world.

The month of September is considered the month of the pomegranate fruit par excellence, as it is the date of ripening and harvesting.