L06-000 40th Day of Mohamed Bouazizi
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9 février : la maman à la maison de Mohamed Bouazizi le 40ème jour de sa mort. Avec sa famille proche, mère, oncle, frère et soeurs, et amis du quartier célébration du 40ème jour de la mort de Mohamed Bouazizi. Dans la culture musulmane, le 40ème jour est le jour ou l'âme du défunt quitte la terre pour rejoindre le paradis, mùais aussi le jour où les parents doivent accepter ce départ de l'etre cher, le jour où l'on décrète la fin du deuil. ce jour là les proches de la famille viennent manger à la maison de la famille du défunt.
L06-000 · 2011
9 février : la maman à la maison de Mohamed Bouazizi le 40ème jour de sa mort. Avec sa famille proche, mère, oncle, frère et soeurs, et amis du quartier célébration du 40ème jour de la mort de Mohamed Bouazizi. Dans la culture musulmane, le 40ème jour est le jour ou l'âme du défunt quitte la terre pour rejoindre le paradis, mùais aussi le jour où les parents doivent accepter ce départ de l'etre cher, le jour où l'on décrète la fin du deuil. ce jour là les proches de la famille viennent manger à la maison de la famille du défunt.
L06-001 · 2011
9 février : la maman à la maison de Mohamed Bouazizi le 40ème jour de sa mort. Avec sa famille proche, mère, oncle, frère et soeurs, et amis du quartier célébration du 40ème jour de la mort de Mohamed Bouazizi. Dans la culture musulmane, le 40ème jour est le jour ou l'âme du défunt quitte la terre pour rejoindre le paradis, mùais aussi le jour où les parents doivent accepter ce départ de l'etre cher, le jour où l'on décrète la fin du deuil. ce jour là les proches de la famille viennent manger à la maison de la famille du défunt.
L06-002 · 2011
9 février : la maman à la maison de Mohamed Bouazizi le 40ème jour de sa mort. Avec sa famille proche, mère, oncle, frère et soeurs, et amis du quartier célébration du 40ème jour de la mort de Mohamed Bouazizi. Dans la culture musulmane, le 40ème jour est le jour ou l'âme du défunt quitte la terre pour rejoindre le paradis, mùais aussi le jour où les parents doivent accepter ce départ de l'etre cher, le jour où l'on décrète la fin du deuil. ce jour là les proches de la famille viennent manger à la maison de la famille du défunt.
L06-003 · 2011
February 9: Salem, Mohamed’s brother, at Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. Together with his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they commemorated the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise, but it is also the day when the family must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is deemed to have ended. On this day, close relatives gather for a meal at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-004 · 2011
February 9: Salem, Mohamed’s brother, at Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. Together with his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they commemorated the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise, but it is also the day when the family must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is deemed to have ended. On this day, close relatives gather for a meal at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-005 · 2011
February 9: Salem, Mohamed’s brother, shows us here the birth certificate of his son Omar, born on December 17, 2010—the day Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. Together with his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they are commemorating the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise, but it is also the day when the family must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather to eat at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-006 · 2011
9 février : Salem et son fils Karim à la maison de Mohamed Bouazizi le 40ème jour de sa mort. Avec sa famille proche, mère, oncle, frère et soeurs, et amis du quartier célébration du 40ème jour de la mort de Mohamed Bouazizi. Dans la culture musulmane, le 40ème jour est le jour ou l'âme du défunt quitte la terre pour rejoindre le paradis, mùais aussi le jour où les parents doivent accepter ce départ de l'etre cher, le jour où l'on décrète la fin du deuil. ce jour là les proches de la famille viennent manger à la maison de la famille du défunt.
L06-007 · 2011
9 février : Salem et son fils Karim à la maison de Mohamed Bouazizi le 40ème jour de sa mort. Avec sa famille proche, mère, oncle, frère et soeurs, et amis du quartier célébration du 40ème jour de la mort de Mohamed Bouazizi. Dans la culture musulmane, le 40ème jour est le jour ou l'âme du défunt quitte la terre pour rejoindre le paradis, mùais aussi le jour où les parents doivent accepter ce départ de l'etre cher, le jour où l'on décrète la fin du deuil. ce jour là les proches de la famille viennent manger à la maison de la famille du défunt.
L06-008 · 2011
February 9: Mohamed’s mother with Salem’s newborn baby at Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. Together with his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrated the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise, but it is also the day when the parents must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather to eat at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-009 · 2011
February 9: Salem, Mohamed’s brother, with his son Omar, born on December 17, 2010—the day Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. Together with his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrated the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise, but it is also the day when the family must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather for a meal at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-010 · 2011
February 9: Salem, Mohamed’s brother, with his son Omar, born on December 17, 2010—the day Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. Together with his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrated the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise, but it is also the day when the family must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather for a meal at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-011 · 2011
February 9: In the bedroom, the women of the family gather around the newborn Omar, the son of Salem, Mohamed’s brother. Omar was born on December 17, 2010—the day Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. Together with his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrate the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise; it is also the day when the family must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather to eat at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-012 · 2011
February 9: In the bedroom, the women of the family gather around the newborn Omar, the son of Salem, Mohamed’s brother. Omar was born on December 17, 2010—the day Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. Together with his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrate the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise; it is also the day when the family must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather to eat at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-013 · 2011
February 9: In the bedroom, the women of the family gather around the newborn Omar, the son of Salem, Mohamed’s brother. Omar was born on December 17, 2010—the day Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. Together with his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrate the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise; it is also the day when the family must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather to eat at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-014 · 2011
February 9: In the bedroom, the women of the family gather around the newborn Omar, the son of Salem, Mohamed’s brother. Omar was born on December 17, 2010—the day Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. Together with his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrate the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise; it is also the day when the family must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather to eat at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-015 · 2011
February 9: In the bedroom, the women of the family gather around the newborn Omar, the son of Salem, Mohamed’s brother. Omar was born on December 17, 2010—the day Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. Together with his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrate the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise; it is also the day when the family must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather to eat at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-016 · 2011
February 9: Salem, Mohamed’s brother, talking with a friend and his eldest son, Karim. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. With his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrated the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise, but it is also the day when the family must come to terms with the loss of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is officially considered over. On this day, close relatives gather to eat at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-017 · 2011
9 février : Homme priant à la maison de Mohamed Bouazizi le 40ème jour de sa mort. Avec sa famille proche, mère, oncle, frère et soeurs, et amis du quartier célébration du 40ème jour de la mort de Mohamed Bouazizi. Dans la culture musulmane, le 40ème jour est le jour ou l'âme du défunt quitte la terre pour rejoindre le paradis, mùais aussi le jour où les parents doivent accepter ce départ de l'etre cher, le jour où l'on décrète la fin du deuil. ce jour là les proches de la famille viennent manger à la maison de la famille du défunt.
L06-019 · 2011
9 février : Homme priant à la maison de Mohamed Bouazizi le 40ème jour de sa mort. Avec sa famille proche, mère, oncle, frère et soeurs, et amis du quartier célébration du 40ème jour de la mort de Mohamed Bouazizi. Dans la culture musulmane, le 40ème jour est le jour ou l'âme du défunt quitte la terre pour rejoindre le paradis, mùais aussi le jour où les parents doivent accepter ce départ de l'etre cher, le jour où l'on décrète la fin du deuil. ce jour là les proches de la famille viennent manger à la maison de la famille du défunt.
L06-020 · 2011
9 février : Ahmed, l'oncle de Mohamed, prépare dans la cour le thé pour les invités dans la maison de Mohamed Bouazizi le 40ème jour de sa mort. Avec sa famille proche, mère, oncle, frère et soeurs, et amis du quartier célébration du 40ème jour de la mort de Mohamed Bouazizi. Dans la culture musulmane, le 40ème jour est le jour ou l'âme du défunt quitte la terre pour rejoindre le paradis, mùais aussi le jour où les parents doivent accepter ce départ de l'etre cher, le jour où l'on décrète la fin du deuil. ce jour là les proches de la famille viennent manger à la maison de la famille du défunt.
L06-021 · 2011
February 9: At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. Together with his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, a ceremony was held to mark the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves earth to enter paradise; it is also the day when relatives must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather to eat at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-022 · 2011
February 9: Salem at Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. Together with his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they commemorated the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise; it is also the day when relatives must accept the passing of their loved one, the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On that day, close relatives gather to eat at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-023 · 2011
February 9: Brother, sisters, nephew, and friends watch online videos paying tribute to Mohamed Bouazizi. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. Together with his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrate the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to go to paradise, but it is also the day when relatives must come to terms with the loss of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On that day, close relatives gather for a meal at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-024 · 2011
February 9: Brother, sisters, nephew, and friends watch online videos paying tribute to Mohamed Bouazizi. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. Together with his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrate the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to go to paradise, but it is also the day when relatives must come to terms with the loss of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On that day, close relatives gather for a meal at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-025 · 2011
February 9: Salem, Mohamed’s brother, and his half-sisters watch videos online paying tribute to Mohamed Bouazizi. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. Together with his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrate the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise, but it is also the day when the family must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather to eat at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-026 · 2011
February 9: Brother, sisters, nephew, and friends watch online videos paying tribute to Mohamed Bouazizi. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. Together with his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrate the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to go to paradise, but it is also the day when relatives must come to terms with the loss of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On that day, close relatives gather for a meal at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-027 · 2011
February 9: Mohamed’s sisters prepare a meal for guests in the kitchen of Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. Together with his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrate the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise, but it is also the day when relatives must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather for a meal at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-028 · 2011
February 9: Mohamed’s sisters prepare a meal for guests in the kitchen of Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. Together with his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrate the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise, but it is also the day when relatives must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather for a meal at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-029 · 2011
February 9: In the kitchen, Leila, Bouazizi’s sister, and his half-sister prepare the meal for the 40th day. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. Together with his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrate the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise; it is also the day when relatives must accept the departure of their loved one, the day on which the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather for a meal at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-030 · 2011
February 9: In the bedroom, Mohamed’s mother at Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. Together with his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrated the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise; it is also the day when the family must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather to eat at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-031 · 2011
February 9: In the bedroom, Mohamed’s mother at Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. Together with his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrated the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise; it is also the day when the family must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather to eat at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-032 · 2011
February 9: The mother and her daughter-in-law with Omar, Salem’s newborn son—Mohamed’s brother—born on December 17, 2010, the day Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. With his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrated the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise, but it is also the day when the parents must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather to eat at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-033 · 2011
February 9: The mother and her daughter-in-law with Omar, Salem’s newborn son—Mohamed’s brother—born on December 17, 2010, the day Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. With his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrated the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise, but it is also the day when the parents must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather to eat at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-034 · 2011
February 9: The mother and her daughter-in-law with Omar, Salem’s newborn son—Mohamed’s brother—born on December 17, 2010, the day Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. With his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrated the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise, but it is also the day when the parents must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather to eat at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-035 · 2011
February 9: The mother and her daughter with Omar, Salem’s newborn son and Mohamed’s brother, born on December 17, 2010—the day Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. With his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrated the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise, but it is also the day when the parents must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather for a meal at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-036 · 2011
February 9: The mother and her daughter with Omar, Salem’s newborn son and Mohamed’s brother, born on December 17, 2010—the day Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. With his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrated the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise, but it is also the day when the parents must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather for a meal at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-037 · 2011
February 9: The mother and her daughter with Omar, Salem’s newborn son and Mohamed’s brother, born on December 17, 2010—the day Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. With his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrated the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise, but it is also the day when the parents must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather for a meal at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-038 · 2011
February 9: The mother and her daughter with Omar, Salem’s newborn son and Mohamed’s brother, born on December 17, 2010—the day Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. With his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrated the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise, but it is also the day when the parents must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather for a meal at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-039 · 2011
February 9: The mother and her daughter with Omar, Salem’s newborn son and Mohamed’s brother, born on December 17, 2010—the day Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. With his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrated the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise, but it is also the day when the parents must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather for a meal at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-040 · 2011
February 9: The mother and her daughter with Omar, Salem’s newborn son and Mohamed’s brother, born on December 17, 2010—the day Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. With his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrated the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise, but it is also the day when the parents must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather for a meal at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-041 · 2011
February 9: The mother and her daughter with Omar, Salem’s newborn son and Mohamed’s brother, born on December 17, 2010—the day Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. With his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrated the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise, but it is also the day when the parents must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather for a meal at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-042 · 2011
February 9: Mohamed’s mother with Omar, the newborn son of Salem, Mohamed’s brother, born on December 17, 2010—the day Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. With his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrated the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise; it is also the day when the family must come to terms with the loss of their loved one, the day when the mourning period is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather to eat at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-043 · 2011
February 9: Mohamed’s mother with Omar, the newborn son of Salem, Mohamed’s brother, born on December 17, 2010—the day Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. With his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrated the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise; it is also the day when the family must come to terms with the loss of their loved one, the day when the mourning period is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather to eat at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-044 · 2011
February 9: The mother and her daughter with Omar, Salem’s newborn son and Mohamed’s brother, born on December 17, 2010—the day Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. With his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrated the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise, but it is also the day when the parents must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather for a meal at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-045 · 2011
February 9: Mohamed’s mother with Omar, the newborn son of Salem, Mohamed’s brother, born on December 17, 2010—the day Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. With his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrated the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise; it is also the day when the family must come to terms with the loss of their loved one, the day when the mourning period is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather to eat at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-046 · 2011
February 9: Mohamed’s mother with Omar, the newborn son of Salem, Mohamed’s brother, born on December 17, 2010—the day Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. With his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrated the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise; it is also the day when the family must come to terms with the loss of their loved one, the day when the mourning period is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather to eat at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-047 · 2011
February 9: The mother and her daughter with Omar, Salem’s newborn son and Mohamed’s brother, born on December 17, 2010—the day Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. With his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrated the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise, but it is also the day when the parents must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather for a meal at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-048 · 2011
February 9: The mother and her daughter with Omar, Salem’s newborn son and Mohamed’s brother, born on December 17, 2010—the day Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. With his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrated the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise, but it is also the day when the parents must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather for a meal at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-049 · 2011
February 9: The mother and her daughters with Salem’s newborn son Omar, Mohamed’s brother, born on December 17, 2010—the day Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire. At Mohamed Bouazizi’s home on the 40th day after his death. With his immediate family—his mother, uncle, brother, and sisters—and friends from the neighborhood, they celebrated the 40th day since Mohamed Bouazizi’s death. In Muslim culture, the 40th day is the day when the soul of the deceased leaves the earth to enter paradise, but it is also the day when the parents must accept the departure of their loved one—the day when the period of mourning is declared over. On this day, close relatives gather to eat at the home of the deceased’s family.
L06-050 · 2011