Ramadan Kareem!! (40 Viewers)
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Is it just me? Everytime Ramadhan I keep on having really, really good dreams nearly all the time. No joking. It happens EVERY RAMADHAN. Anyway, seems like this ramadhan's dream theme for me is FOOD. I have had 3 straight dreams:
1. Eating fettuccinne with Zlatan at a nearby Italian restaurant
2. Running away from my house eating my mom's chocolate cake
3. Dining with my brother and his gf who happens to be Samantha Mumba eating local food, Roti Canai.
It's so weird. :undecide:
1. Eating fettuccinne with Zlatan at a nearby Italian restaurant
2. Running away from my house eating my mom's chocolate cake
3. Dining with my brother and his gf who happens to be Samantha Mumba eating local food, Roti Canai.
It's so weird. :undecide:
I love fasting in Malaysia, they will have all kinds of food bazaars and wherever you turn it's all food to celebrate breaking the fast, and every night it's great to see cars going to the mosque to perform the prayers.
In Msia it's quite similar - 13 hours of fasting I think. How's the fasting month going down there in Indonesia?
Sigh, I wish I could fast in either Makkah or Medina though, they say you really get the 'spiritual' feeling there.
In Msia it's quite similar - 13 hours of fasting I think. How's the fasting month going down there in Indonesia?
Sigh, I wish I could fast in either Makkah or Medina though, they say you really get the 'spiritual' feeling there.
Yea, fast in Makkah...what an extraordinary feeling. 
Every muslim would like to get the "spiritual" feeling like that.
In Indonesia, we had food bazaar too. You can choose all kind of food there. We have "Kolak" a special drink of Ramadhan made by coconut oil, banana and red sugar. :lick:
Some nutrition experts said that we should breaking the fast started with some sweet drinks to avoid dehidration...and "kolak" could be an option for breaking the fast
Mosque is the best place to have a "spiritual" feeling in Ramadhan. Where a lot of activities going there like "Tadarus" (read Qur'an 30 juz), Sholat Tarawekh and some ppl stays in the mosque at night to pray in 10 days before Ramadhan's ended, to get "Lailatul Qodr"
Every muslim would like to get the "spiritual" feeling like that.
In Indonesia, we had food bazaar too. You can choose all kind of food there. We have "Kolak" a special drink of Ramadhan made by coconut oil, banana and red sugar. :lick:
Some nutrition experts said that we should breaking the fast started with some sweet drinks to avoid dehidration...and "kolak" could be an option for breaking the fast
Mosque is the best place to have a "spiritual" feeling in Ramadhan. Where a lot of activities going there like "Tadarus" (read Qur'an 30 juz), Sholat Tarawekh and some ppl stays in the mosque at night to pray in 10 days before Ramadhan's ended, to get "Lailatul Qodr"
I don't like generalizing, but I still have to say that the people of Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philipines..etc. amaze me! The way your ancestors accepted Islam centuries ago and the fact that its message is still so pure in many of you.
I hope that you get the chance to go to Makkah... but I'd also like to go one of your countries some day. I hear nothing but praise from all the people I know who've gone there. Mash2 allah.
True that bout breaking the fast with something sweet Feb. My family members, and generally here in msia we follow the Rasulullah's footsteps where he usually breaks his fast with dates (arabic fruit? or is it just in makkah or medina?).
I go for tadarus every Ramadhan at a nearby mosque. However can't make it for this month though since I will be schooling during the fasting month. But as to celebrate Ramadhan, my school lets us out early at 12.30 pm rather than the usual 1.30 pm :extatic:
Majed, how's fasting in the US or Arab? I'm curious
I go for tadarus every Ramadhan at a nearby mosque. However can't make it for this month though since I will be schooling during the fasting month. But as to celebrate Ramadhan, my school lets us out early at 12.30 pm rather than the usual 1.30 pm :extatic:
Majed, how's fasting in the US or Arab? I'm curious
Yeah, We break our fast with dates and water too back in KSA, then pray maghrib, then start the main meal 
In the USA, hmm... It doesn't feel like Ramadhan a lot, but when I'm around Muslims durring iftar, it's ok. Some days I have class durring Iftar time, so I just have to bring a bottle of water with me to class. So it's no way like in KSA because you feel like it's Ramadhan there wherever you go... everyone's fasting.. but mostly because my family aren't around me.
In the USA, hmm... It doesn't feel like Ramadhan a lot, but when I'm around Muslims durring iftar, it's ok. Some days I have class durring Iftar time, so I just have to bring a bottle of water with me to class. So it's no way like in KSA because you feel like it's Ramadhan there wherever you go... everyone's fasting.. but mostly because my family aren't around me.
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Yea, fast in Makkah...what an extraordinary feeling.
Every muslim would like to get the "spiritual" feeling like that.
In Indonesia, we had food bazaar too. You can choose all kind of food there. We have "Kolak" a special drink of Ramadhan made by coconut oil, banana and red sugar. :lick:
Some nutrition experts said that we should breaking the fast started with some sweet drinks to avoid dehidration...and "kolak" could be an option for breaking the fast
Mosque is the best place to have a "spiritual" feeling in Ramadhan. Where a lot of activities going there like "Tadarus" (read Qur'an 30 juz), Sholat Tarawekh and some ppl stays in the mosque at night to pray in 10 days before Ramadhan's ended, to get "Lailatul Qodr"
Yea, fast in Makkah...what an extraordinary feeling.
Every muslim would like to get the "spiritual" feeling like that.
In Indonesia, we had food bazaar too. You can choose all kind of food there. We have "Kolak" a special drink of Ramadhan made by coconut oil, banana and red sugar. :lick:
Some nutrition experts said that we should breaking the fast started with some sweet drinks to avoid dehidration...and "kolak" could be an option for breaking the fast
Mosque is the best place to have a "spiritual" feeling in Ramadhan. Where a lot of activities going there like "Tadarus" (read Qur'an 30 juz), Sholat Tarawekh and some ppl stays in the mosque at night to pray in 10 days before Ramadhan's ended, to get "Lailatul Qodr"
