Here i am to introduce and deliver some information about Pakistani culture
so i would like to start from this Holy Month Ramadan Kareem
being Islamic Country , The Holy Month Ramadan Kareem is included in Pakistani as well as Islamic culture.
Ramadan is the 9th month of the Muslim calendar year. It is considered the most holy and spiritual months of all 12 months.
In Pakistan this month is celebrated with numerous prayers and rituals.
Ramadan, the holiest month of the Islamic calendar, is a month of fasting from dawn to sunset. During this time Muslims are not permitted to drink liquids, eat any kind of food whatsoever and also prohibited to show affection to their spouses during the day i.e. kiss etc.
Sehri or Suhor is the meal in the morning just before sunrise - it is usually a light meal.
Iftar or Iftari is the time of the evening meal just after sunset, traditionally a light snack of dates and water, although this might no be so obvious in Dubai.
**Special foods are cooked in greater quantities, parties are held, and special accommodation is made by workplaces and educational institutes.
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It is widely observed by Pakistan's Muslim majority. Muslims during this month will fast, attend mosques with increased frequency, and Men offer a special long Prayer of 20 Rakka known as Namaz-traveeh every day with Isha prayer while women do the same at home, and recite Qur'an.
Offices usually open earlier than normal i.e. 8AM or 8:30 and close at 2:30 or 3PM same is the case for banks and government departments.
In the bazaars they open late and usually have a break during the evening prayers and the long prayer of Taraveeh and they re-open again till 10PM and even till midnight.
During this month all restaurants, food stalls in the streets and Paan shops are closed and it is illegal to eat in the public although not as enforced by law but people observe this law because of respect and to avoid criticism from the people.
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Until now i just know about the Ramadan situation of my country only. i did not know how other Muslim country celebrate it. Its glad to know that in time of taraveh the bazars are remain closed. In Bangladesh it does not effect actually, people who are pious they just go to mosque and pray and people with business mind keep doing their business without break.
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Hello @NOMEE004, thank you for teaching us the custom of Pakistan, and knowing about this religious tradition, is good when the whole community is governed and respects the tradition of its culture. Happy Ramadan.
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Hi @nomee004, Greetings from #HHG11! This is a great sharing. I was brought into Pakistan to understand your fasting days, iftari, traveeh and sehri. Such an awesome sharing, a great blog of Islamic tradition. How Ramadan is so special in your country and it's like a festive during iftari, wonderful!
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@nomee004 - Blessing for you holy month. thankyou for sharing so much great information about your traditions and culture.
I particularly like how bazaars open at night again.
I am so happy for you guys art this time, It's the holiest month of your year and I think you are excited and spiritually hyped during this period. All my Islamic friends are so positive and optimistic about the future during this month.