In a vibrant display of national pride, over 10,000 individuals from 133 tribes across the United Arab Emirates came together to celebrate the nation’s 53rd National Day. The massive gathering, a colorful tapestry of Emirati heritage, saw tribesmen paint a public mural symbolizing their joy and unity under the leadership of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE.
From the early hours, the designated sites buzzed with activity as tribesmen arrived, eager to express their love for their homeland and leadership. Through heartfelt poems, they conveyed messages of pride, dignity, solidarity, and unwavering loyalty to the UAE.
“Al Bayan” was on the ground, capturing the spirit of the event and the sentiments of the participants. Tribesmen emphasized that the path of union, paved with goodness, growth, and generosity, continues to flourish through the unity and solidarity of the emirati people. They expressed their unwavering commitment to achieving further development,prosperity,and progress across all sectors.
The impressive list of participating tribes included:
- Al-Ahbab
- Al-Ashkhari
- Al-Bawazir
- al-Baharna
- Al-Balkhail
- Al-Badawi
- Al-Breik
- Bel-Harith
- Al-Balushi
- Bani Tamim
- Bani Hammad
- Bani Shamili
- Bani Ghaith
- Bani Kaab
- Bani Hajar
- Al Buhumaid
- Al Bu Falah
- Al Bu Amim
- Al Bu Mahir
- Al Jabri
- Al Janabah
- Al-Habous
- Al-Harasis
- Al-Hassani
- Al-Hafini
- Al-Hamudien
- Al-Hawsani
- Al-Khawatir
- Al-Khazraji
- Al-Khulaifi
- Al-Khamari
- Al-Qamzan
- al-Muharaba
- Al-Khanbashi
- Al-Khoury
- Al-dramka
- Al-Dur’a
- Al-Dahamna
- Al-Rashid
- Al-Rumaithat
- al-Rawashed
- al-Rawahi
- Al-Raisi
- Al-Zubaidi
- Al-Zaab
- Al-Zayoudi
- al-Saadi
- Al-Salmi
- Al-Saidi
- Al-Saqatra
- Al-Sabani
- Al-Sanani
- Al-Salami
- Al-Sudan
- Al-Shamsi
- Al-Shibli
- Al-Shahouh
- Al-Shukaili
- Shamar
- Al-Nahdi
- Al-Say’ar
- Al-Tanij
- Al-Dhanhani
- Al-Dhahurians
- Al-Awamer
- Al-Abadla
- Al-ibri
- Al-Adawi
- Al-Araban
- Al-Azizi
- Al-Afar
- Al-Akbari
- Al-Alawi
- Al-Ali
- Al-Murra
- Al-Amr
- Al-Amoudi
- Al-Antali
- Al-Awadi
- Al-Issaei
- Al-Ghafri
- Al-Ghafli
- Al-Fazari
- al-Qaidi
- Qahtan
- Al-Qubaiyat
- Al-Kathir
- Al-Karb
- Al-Kalbani
- Al-kindi
- Al-Kuwaitat
- Al-Kuyumi
- al-Mahariza
- Al-Mahrami
- Al-Madhani
- Al-Maraziq
- Al-Marashda
- Al-Marar
- Al-Musafiri
- Al-Maskari
- al-Mashjari
- Al-Mashagheen
- Al-Musabi
- Al-Maamari
- Al-Maqabil
- al-Manasir
- Al-Manahil
- Al-Mana’i
- Al-Mahra
- Al-Naim
- Al-Naqabiyyin
- Al-Niyadat
- Al-Hawamil
- Al-Hawashim
- Al-Harmoudi
- Bani Hilal
- Al-Hammami
- Al-Hinai
- Al-Hindassi
- Al-Wahidi
- Al-Wahshi
- al-Wahaibi
- Al-Yafi’i
- Al-Yahya’i
- Al-Yamahi
This impressive display of unity and national pride served as a powerful reminder of the UAE’s rich cultural heritage and the unwavering commitment of its people to their nation’s continued progress and prosperity.
## A Tapestry of Unity: Emirati Tribes Celebrate 53rd National Day
**World Today News** sat down wiht Dr. Aisha Al-Amin, a leading sociologist adn expert on Emirati cultural identity, to discuss the importance of the recent national celebrations marking the UAE’s 53rd National Day. Over 10,000 individuals from 133 tribes across the UAE came together,painting a public mural symbolizing their unity and joy under the leadership of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.
**WTN:** Dr. Al-amin, the images of this year’s National Day celebrations are truly captivating.Thousands of Emirati tribesmen coming together to paint a mural – it’s a powerful visual symbol. What does this event signify for the UAE on its 53rd birthday?
**Dr. Al-Amin:** This year’s celebrations are particularly special as they highlight the enduring spirit of unity that underpins the UAE’s success. The participation of 133 tribes, each contributing to a collective artwork, perfectly encapsulates the nation’s ethos of inclusivity and shared national identity.
**WTN:** Many of the tribesmen expressed their pride and loyalty through heartfelt poems. How important is the role of art and cultural expression in shaping national identity?
**Dr. Al-Amin:** Art is the soul of a nation. It allows people to express their deepest emotions, aspirations, and shared experiences. Through poetry, music, and visual arts, Emiratis weave a vibrant tapestry of their cultural heritage, strengthening bonds and reinforcing a sense of belonging.
**WTN:** The mural itself depicts a path forward, a journey of progress and unity. What does this symbolize for the future of the UAE?
**Dr. Al-Amin:** The mural is a powerful visual metaphor for the UAE’s ongoing journey. The path forward represents the nation’s continued commitment to progress, prosperity, and inclusivity. The tribesmen’s participation signifies that this journey is a collective one, powered by the unity and determination of the Emirati people.
**WTN:** What are your thoughts on the impact of these celebrations on the younger generation of Emiratis?
**Dr. Al-Amin:** Witnessing such a vibrant display of national pride and unity will undoubtedly inspire younger generations. It instills in them a sense of belonging, responsibility, and dedication to contributing to the continued success of their nation. These celebrations are not merely about the past but about shaping a brighter future for the UAE.
**WTN:** Thank you, Dr. Al-Amin, for sharing your valuable insights.
This interview sheds light on the deep-rooted cultural significance of the recent national Day celebrations, emphasizing the power of unity, tradition, and shared identity in shaping the UAE’s present and future.
