Ramadhan Delight

Objective: to introduce the foods and drinks prepared for the month of Ramadhan

Another main event in Ramadhan is the feast or delicacies that Malaysians always prepare. Either to fulfil by preparing the dishes or buy them at the Bazaar Ramadhan. These delicacies sometimes rarely made or seen in normal days and we can easily find during the Ramadhan month like the main course, drinks and also desserts. Mostly the main courses usually we eat rice and also dishes prepared for example like Soups or Fried Food and lots more. Moreover we have various types

of main dishes like Murtabak, Ayam Percik,

 Ikan Bakar,Satay, and lots more which is very delightful to enjoy. But in our islam religion, we are advised to eat before we are full and prepare our dishes for break fasting half of our daily meal. To break the thirst on break fasting many delightful drinks are prepared to re-hydrate ourselves from the thirst. Many types of drinks that always be serve and most popular drinks would be Sirap Bandung, Sirap, Soya Cincau, Air Tebu and lots more. As desserts, are also have many types of dessert that can be enjoy after the main course or before. it's more delight to start our break fasting by eating buah kurma and then with the main course. But not only buah kurma, but there are also bubur lambuk, ketupat, lontong, kuih lapis and many more. This also a Malay tradition of delicacies that we celebrate during Ramadhan month 

Ramadhan Malay Style

Objective : To Show The Malay Culture's way of celebrating Ramadhan

Malay have many ways of celebrating the Ramadhan in one month. we learn to experience ourself to feel how does to be in a place of poor without enough needs and wants that they had struggle for so long. The main event or activity which is a must in Ramadhan that we practice to fasting in one month starts from dawn until twilight or Subuh until Maghrib. The benifits during the duration of fasting, we learn to control ourselves from eating, drinking and also to control our lust from doing something bad. Mostly we can withstand this with doing something beneficial in both Fardu 'Ain and Kifayah as reward can be two times the "pahala" that we usually received. 

Other than Fasting, We also practices "Sahur" which is waking up in the middle of the morning between 4 am to regain our energy for the next fasting before the Subuh Azan started to echo which to remind about the Subuh prayer can be pray at that time but at the same time we must start to fasting. Adding more information, our prophet Muhammad S.A.W also wakes up for sahur and he just drink plain water with "Buah Kurma". this shows that Sahur is one practices even our prophet do and it's "Sunat" to do it.  

More over after Fasting during the night after isyak, another activity will be doing as a routine in ramadhan which is the "Solat Tarawikh" which means "Solat yang merehatkan". This routine can be done in everynight of ramadhan in between time of solat isyak before dawn. where we can pray all by ourselves or congregational at home or the mosque. The prayer also will practices to zikir every after the fourth rakaat and must di done calmly. The reason we practices Solat Tarawikh is to feel near with Allah S.W.T and it's the worship that will make the night of ramadhan alive because we can gather everyone to practice the worship together. Not only that the prayer also is for us to hope for blessing and forgiveness from Allah S.W.T.

What is Ramadhan?

Objective : To Share Information about the beautiful month of ramadhan

The word Ramadan comes from the Arabic root ramida or ar-ramad, which means scorching heat or dryness. Ramadhan is a month in Islam with hidden benefits and hikmah have been offered to all Muslim in blessings, upon entering Rejab and Syaaban,This sacred month in islam that witnesses some important situation such as the reveal of the glorious Al-Quran and the victory of the Muslim in the Badar al-Kubra battle which is the history. In Ramadhan,the beautiful month also teaches us how to self-discipline, self control, righteousness and forgiveness and also from eating and drinking and practices continence.

 Ramadhan become an eye-opener and self-experience for the less fortunate and the poor because to let us feel how does it feel to be in the shoes of the poor and make us realize how important their needs.  This is an annual observance as Ramadhan is one of the Five Pillars of Islam. The duration of Ramadhan lasts for 29–30 days based on the sights of the crescent moon, according to numerous biographical accounts compiled in Hadiths. 

It is a time of worship and contemplation and to fulfil God's commands and grow one's soul. A time to strengthen family and community ties, and be on our best behaviour.  More over the routine in Ramadhan, the individual have to practices fasting as it is”Wajib” (obligatory) for adult Muslims, except those who are ill, travelling or going through menstrual bleeding.