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    This document summarizes a Cukur Jambul ceremony that the photographer attended. Some key details: - Cukur Jambul is a Malay baby's first haircut ceremony done around 40-45 days after birth. - The ceremony includes recitation from the Quran, cutting/shaving a bit of the baby's hair and giving gifts. Hair is buried in a coconut. - The photographer enjoyed the local Malaysian food and taking photos of the cute baby Nadine. - The photographer thanks those involved for the opportunity and hospitality during this experience of Malay culture.

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    This document summarizes a Cukur Jambul ceremony that the photographer attended. Some key details: - Cukur Jambul is a Malay baby's first haircut ceremony done around 40-45 days after birth. - The ceremony includes recitation from the Quran, cutting/shaving a bit of the baby's hair and giving gifts. Hair is buried in a coconut. - The photographer enjoyed the local Malaysian food and taking photos of the cute baby Nadine. - The photographer thanks those involved for the opportunity and hospitality during this experience of Malay culture.

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    Baby Nadine Cukur


    Jambul Ceremony.
    POSTED ON SEPTEMBER 14, 2012 BY IYPHOTOGRAPHY
    Cukur Jambul is a ceremony for the baby’s very first haircut, done in accordance with Malay
    tradition. It is an important ceremony and it’s also an occasion for the families to get together,
    have fun and also to welcome the new baby to the family. They are many other cultures that
    practice this ritual for babies. It is usual done after a mother’s confinement period with is around
    40-45 days. Some even have the ceremony after the baby is 3 to 5 months old, which is pretty
    much common now in the modern days. Mostly the ceremony is held at home, served with
    delicious Malaysian local food like Nasi Briyani, Beef Rendang, Chicken cooked in sweet sour
    sause, delicacies and more. That’s why i love my job! I can eat those food after work. Hehehe.

    Cukur Jambul ceremony usually begins in the morning or afternoon with a reading from the
    Quran, also know as the Marhaban. The father or mother then carries the baby to each person who
    will snip off a little of the baby hair or sometimes, shaved. Usually it is done by the grandparents,
    family or some closed friends, and members of the Marhaban . It is customary for those who do
    the honours to present the baby with a little gift in cash or kind. The snips of hair are put into a
    coconut that is cut and shaped into a bowl. Once the ceremony ends, this hair is then buried. Guest
    will get a special door gift from the host, which is the Bunga Telur, a hardboiled egg enclosed
    within a single flower. But now days, they give out sweets, cookies, cup cakes or yellow sticky
    rice. I like! Love my job so much!

    I would like to thank my senior photographer, Nazir Azhari, for giving me an opportunity to
    experience this beautiful ceremony. And Baby Nadine Soraya is too cute! I felt like wanna chew
    her fluffy cheeks! And also many thanks to the family for their warm and friendly hospitality. I
    really enjoy myself there. Hope i can experience other culture baby full moon party. It’s going to
    be interesting and fun!

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