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The document discusses the characteristics and origins of Philippine ethnoepics and the Tausug people of the southern Philippines. It describes the key elements of ethnoepics including their oral tradition, use of verse, and focus on supernatural or heroic events. It then provides examples from the Tausug epic "Parang Sabil" to illustrate these characteristics. The document also discusses the origins and meaning of the terms "Parang Sabil" and "jihad" among the Muslim Tausug people. Finally, it outlines traditions around Tausug marriages, including arranged marriages, bride price negotiations, and traditional wedding customs.
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