Mebuyan is a traditional practice among the Tausug people of the Philippines, particularly in the Sulu Archipelago. It involves a unique form of childbirth ritual that emphasizes the spiritual and cultural significance of bringing a new life into the world. This practice often includes various ceremonies and the use of specific items believed to protect both the mother and the newborn. The Mebuyan ritual is deeply rooted in the community's beliefs and customs, reflecting their values and connection to their ancestry. It serves not only as a means of welcoming a child but also as a way to strengthen family ties and community bonds, ensuring that cultural heritage is passed down through generations.