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Western countries
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In Western countries, wearing black clothing is a common sign of mourning during funerals and specific mourning periods.
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China
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In China, mourning involves wearing white or black clothing and participating in public displays of respect and grief.
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Japan
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In Japan, mourning and grief are typically expressed privately with an emphasis on composure and stoicism.
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United Kingdom
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In the United Kingdom, mourning typically involves wearing black or dark-colored clothing and lowering flags to half-mast.
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Biblical culture
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In Biblical culture, mourning includes rituals like tearing clothes and wearing sackcloth to express deep sorrow.
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Contemporary Western culture
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In Contemporary Western culture, mourning is acknowledged with funeral services and wearing black, but less emphasis is placed on specific mourning rituals.
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East Asian cultures
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Ancestor veneration and rituals are integral to the mourning process in East Asian cultures.
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Sunni Muslims
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Sunni Muslim mourning is not specifically focused on the events of Ashura.
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