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It’s not just about religion but also about community bonding. In many Muslim-majority countries, circumcision ceremonies are big family events. They bring together extended relatives, friends, and neighbors. Food is shared, gifts are given, and children are celebrated. For parents, it becomes a moment of pride and social connection.

This is a standard field you'll encounter on many application forms! "Father's occupation" literally means what your father does for work. From my experience helping people with paperwork, here's how to approach this field:If your father is employed: Write his job title and optionally the industry - like "Marketing Manager" or "Construction Worker"If he's self-employed: You can write "Businessman" or be more specific like "Restaurant Owner" or "Freelance Designer"If he's retired: Write "Retired" and you can add his previous occupation if you want - "Retired Police Officer"If he's passed away: "Deceased" is appropriate, sometimes with his former occupationIf he's unemployed: You can write "Unemployed" or "Not working"This information is typically used for demographic profiling or sometimes for understanding family background in educational or financial contexts. It's usually a straightforward field - just describe his main source of income or what he spends most of his working time doing.