Soran circumcision celebration is one of the traditional and important celebrations in many different cultures and societies of the world... This ceremony is held on the occasion of male circumcision and is considered a symbol of a boy's entry into a new stage of life and maturity. Circumcision is held in different societies for various religious, cultural and social reasons. Culture:** Soran circumcision is an opportunity to keep old traditions and cultures alive and help transfer these cultures from past generations to new generations... How to celebrate Soran circumcision in different cultures The celebration of circumcision is celebrated in different ways in different cultures... 1... **Family celebration:** In many cultures, circumcision is celebrated as a family celebration with the presence of family members and close friends... This celebration usually includes food, drink and music... 2... **Large public celebrations**: In some societies, circumcision is celebrated as a celebration with a large presence of people. And the special ceremony is traditional... 3... **Ceremonial Special**: In some cultures, circumcision is associated with special traditional customs and rituals that may include dance, prayer, or religious ceremonies... 4... **Gifts and congratulations:** Participants in the circumcision ceremony usually present various gifts to the boy and his family, which can include money, clothes, jewelry, or other community circumcision items... ###. Circumcision can have many effects on the family and society: - **Strengthening cultural identity**: This celebration helps families and communities to strengthen their identity and cultural traditions and pass them from one generation to another. Friends that strengthen social relations and community solidarity.. - **Creating good memories**: This celebration is an unforgettable and memorable experience for the son and his family and can be a foundation for creating good memories in the future... ### Last word Soran circumcision, as a traditional celebration in different cultures, is not only a symbol of a boy's entry into a new stage of life and maturity, but also an opportunity to gather family and friends, create good memories, and strengthen social relationships and cultural identity.