We're not worried. Everything changes,' says Eesa Mohamed, son of a respected midwife in the community. The Giraavaru people were not as cooperative as the others. From that time on. The lives of young Giraavaruans were shaped by modern life, and only a few kept their old customs.
Giraavaru people are very special.
Though the population at the time of their resettlement from Giraavaru was officially not enough for the Friday prayer, the former island chief Adam Mohamed says that for as long as he could remember Friday prayers were held on Giraavaru. I think people starved to death in the depression, and the real reason for the disappearance of the old customs was this decline in population. When we look at history, the Giraavaru people need to be treated as special. Apparently this would provoke the Giraavaruans to insist that, 'This island is ours, and you stay here if we allow you. Special aspects of Giraavaru culture include tambourine playing and trance during dancing.