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How is Ramadan in your place of residence
| 07-02-2015, 12:13 PM |
مجاهد محمد الهادي
 مجاهد محمد الهادي
Registered: 01-14-2013
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| 07-08-2015, 08:12 AM |
عائشة موسي السعيد
 عائشة موسي السعيد
Registered: 07-10-2010
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 Re: How is Ramadan in your place of residence (Re: مجاهد محمد الهادي)
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This question is probably directed to 'men only'?
For wherever we, women, go Ramadan is mainly in the kitchen if not asleep.
I noticed even when we spend a Ramadan away from home , it is what to take or where
to get this or that or what is the best place to go to for breaking the fast...
So, as a home bound person, I do not even know whether it is the hottest day today or the coolst.
But I do have an amazing piece of information. 17 days of the 21 days we have been fasting our
neighbourhood in Halfayat Al Mulook, Khartoum North has NO WATER!!!!
Don't ask me how we manage. Looking forward to Laylat-al-Qadr.
Ramadan Kareem
And Eid Mubarak.
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| 07-08-2015, 10:01 PM |
Walid Safwat
 Walid Safwat
Registered: 01-15-2003
Total Posts: 1227
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Re: How is Ramadan in your place of residence (Re: عائشة موسي السعيد)
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In Minnesota, USA we have very long fasting days.
3am to 9pm that is 18 hours of fasting. Fortunately the weather is not very hot but that just makes the hunger pinch deeper.
We are blessed to have huge gatherings all over the larger cities during Ramadan. The weekends also has plenty of activities that keep all members of the family excited and occupied.
I miss Ramadan in Sudan but the no water and no electricity in the heat is not something to look forward to.
May Allah help all those who endure the hardship of this time and may their prayers be rewarded with the relief they seek.
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