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Originally Posted by The Poet
Thank you, brother. For us "infidels" (  ), can you educate us as to the meaning and significance of this holiday? |
thanks,haha you :P, we,muslim celebrate eid fit rite after we finish fasting for a month.In muslim calendar,the nineth month is the ramadan and we are required to fast from early in the morning(around 6am) until evening(around 7pm).In this duration,we cannot eat,drink,smoke,having sex,no bad talk,bad attitude and always be patient and try to do good did.Its all about self-control.It is also considered to be a way of experiencing what hunger is all about, sympathizing with the poor and the needy, and thanking god for everything we have received in life.
so once the fasting month end,we celebrate the joy of being able to fulfill our duty to god.at this time,we meet together,greet each other,as forgiveness and forgiving everybody,start from zero and so on .so thats a Eid fit
and in Malaysia we practice what we call open house,we prepare a lot of meal and offer everybody to come to our house and having a meal... some just limit to friends and family,some go beyond and invite anybody,strangers,muslim or not..everybody can come...
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Originally Posted by Emjaysmash
Today (or yesterday) was Eid al-Fitr, the marking of the end of Ramadan. (I think).
Either way, Eid Mubarak, akhy!
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u r correct sir! thanks
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Originally Posted by croatan
We had the traditional Bosnian end of Bajrum feast last night at a friend's house. I'm still full...
Anyway, Bajrum barecula to you! (that's the only language I know how to say it in, so that's what you get ) |
haha..we did eat alot of meals... bajrum barecule to you too!
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Originally Posted by hotreds
Best wishes.
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thanks
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Originally Posted by Hippiebrian
Eid Mubarak back to you! Best wishes!
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thanks
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Originally Posted by qwerty1500
Selamat Datang
Googled that ... hope it really does mean welcome.
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yup,its welcome,thanks.. if you use google translate malay language,60-70% is correct