It is well known that each of the peoples has its own customs and traditions which distinguish it from others and are inherited by the members of society throughout the ages, where they are keen to practice and retain them because they believe that it brings them happiness, blessing, love, victory, paradise and other reasons. That there are many strange customs and traditions prevalent in this world, which we will mention some in this article.
* Finger cutting in Indonesia is usually one of the strangest practices practiced by the Danni tribe in tying the fingers of the woman into a thin rope, then anesthetizing it and cutting part of the finger.
* Breaking the tiles on the wedding day in Germany, where this custom is one of the impIndonesia. The tribe forces women to cut off their fingers when a family member dies, in order to make them feel physically pain similar to that pain. Emotionally, the cutting process is done by ortant rituals of marriage, is done by both the family of the bride and their friends breaking tiles, dishes, mirrors and toilets in the bride's house.
* The banana soup mixed with the bones of the dead is one of the traditions of the villages living in the Amazon forests, where the habit is performed when someone dies. The body of the deceased is wrapped and left in the forest for 45 days to allow the insects to attack. The body is crushed after the passage of time, and mixed with banana soup, and taken by all relatives of the deceased, believing that this method will allow him to enter Paradise.
* The bride and groom are forbidden to shower before the wedding in a few days. This is one of the habits of Malaysia, especially in the northern region of Borneo, where they are prevented from taking bath at least three days before their wedding.
* Walking on charcoal during the groom's wedding to his bride is considered one of the most unusual rituals in China, forcing the groom to carry his bride and walk on a coal-filled bridge before reaching their home and The success of these rituals is a sign of the success of married life.
* Living with the dead in Indonesia, where the habit of living with their dead relatives is spread for several months in a room of the house.