Ramadhan 08 Pictures Thread

[Pk_#2]

AsalamuALyakum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh,

No one created one, I was waiting for aaages, so I decided to make my own one, plesae take part before Ramadhan is over!

I know...It hasn't begun yet, but I'm sooooooooooooooo excited! :thumbs_up

You can say your Ramadhan greetings here aswell if you want. :BeRightBack:

[Güven]

:sl:
Nice Thread :thumbs_up
JazkAllahu Khair , I will Post Later

[mutlib]

[IbnAbdulHakim]

^ that touch of blessing pic... subhanAllaah

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[al Amaanah]

:wasalamex

masha Allah, jazakom Allahu khair.

[Abdu-l-Majeed]

[Pk_#2]

Wow, thankoo, I wish people would spell it correctly..

Wa iyyakum everyone,

Thankoo for taking part,

Peace.

[Abdu-l-Majeed]

You're welcome, my respected sister.

The site is bosnian, and the bosnian word for Ramadhan is "ramazan."

[mutlib]

Wow, thankoo, I wish people would spell it correctly..

Wa iyyakum everyone,

Thankoo for taking part,

Peace.

well bro its spelled correctly if u say Ramadan in Arabic it is written as Ramazan.
if u say it in english then it spelled as Ramadan or Ramadhan.
In all the three way it is correct

[al Amaanah]

[Pk_#2]

well bro its spelled correctly if u say Ramadan in Arabic it is written as Ramazan.
if u say it in english then it spelled as Ramadan or Ramadhan.
In all the three way it is correct

Ahh alright then, if you say so akhi,

Keep adding pictures plesae I liked the last one best,

JazakAllaah khair/Thankoo for taking part.

[Güven]

Ramadan Kareem EveryOne!!!!

[Pk_#2]

SubhanAllaah what a priceless pic! :thumbs_up

[mutlib]

[al Amaanah]

[Nájlá]

[Nájlá]

[al Amaanah]

[al Amaanah]

^ ALLAHOMMA AMEEEEN

[Pk_#2]

OOOoooh Nice poem / Lyrics.

[Soulja Girl]

:sl:

:w:

[Whatsthepoint]

Is Ramadan cosidered a good time to die?

[Güven]

^Maybe in A Good State(fasting) To die :)

[Na7lah]

:D :D

last ramadan i use to change my desktop every other day so
i have alot of ramadan wallpapers i'll post soon inshallah
but there's alot of really nice ones here mashallah

[Nájlá]

[Abu Ilyas]

Jazakallahu Khayran for the thread.

[north_malaysian]

i hope there would be lots of photos from all over the world during Ramadan

[Pk_#2]

Jazakallahu Khayran for the thread.

Wa Iyyak,

InshaAllah @ NM

[north_malaysian]

A man makes a Ramadan lamp in a workshop in preparation for the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan in Cairo August 25, 2008. Ramadan lamps are traditionally used during the month of Ramadan, when Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset, in Egypt. (REUTERS)



A Muslim girl attends a prayer session marking the start of Ramadan, the Muslim fasting month, at the Golden Mosque in Manila September 1, 2008. Muslims around the world abstain from eating, drinking and conducting sexual relations from sunrise to sunset during Ramadan, the holiest month in the Islamic calendar.
REUTERS/Cheryl Ravelo (PHILIPPINES)



A boy prays before a session marking the start of Ramadan at the Golden Mosque in Manila September 1, 2008. Muslims around the world abstain from eating, drinking and conducting sexual relations from sunrise to sunset during Ramadan, the holiest month in the Islamic calendar.REUTERS/Cheryl Ravelo (PHILIPPINES)



A Muslim woman reads from a copy of the Koran during a prayer session marking the start of Ramadan, the Muslim fasting month, at the Golden Mosque in Manila September 1, 2008. Muslims around the world abstain from eating, drinking and conducting sexual relations from sunrise to sunset during Ramadan, the holiest month in the Islamic calendar.REUTERS/Cheryl Ravelo (PHILIPPINES)



A Filipino Muslim woman reads inside a mosque in suburban Manila, Philippines as they observe the start of Ramadan on Monday Sept. 1, 2008. During Ramadan, the holiest month in Islamic calendar, Muslims refrain from eating, drinking, smoking and sex from dawn to dusk.(AP Photo/Aaron Favila)

[north_malaysian]

Pakistani workers clean the floor of the historical Memon mosque as part of a preparation for the upcoming Ramadan in Karachi, Pakistan, on Sunday, Aug. 31, 2008. Ramadan, the Muslim's holy month, is expected to officially begin Tuesday or Wednesday in Pakistan, though the timing depends on the alignment of the moon.(AP Photo/Shakeel Adil)



Pakistani workers clean the floor of the historical Badshahi mosque as part of a preparation for the upcoming Ramadan in Lahore, Pakistan, on Sunday, Aug. 31, 2008. Ramadan, the Muslim's holy month, is expected to officially begin Tuesday or Wednesday in Pakistan, though the timing depends on the alignment of the moon. (AP Photo/K.M. Chaudary)




Pakistani Muslims buy dates, a favorite fruit for the holy Islamic month of Ramadan, in Peshawar, Pakistan, on Saturday, Aug. 30, 2008. Ramadan, the Muslim's holy month, is expected to officially begin Tuesday or Wednesday in Pakistan, though the timing depends on the alignment of the moon.(AP Photo/Muhammad Sajjad)



Pakistani Muslims youngsters recite the holy book of Quran at a seminary in Rawalpindi, Pakistan on Sunday, Aug. 31, 2008. Muslims across the world usually increase their religious activities during the holy month of Ramadan, which is expected to officially begin Tuesday or Wednesday in Pakistan, though the timing depends on the alignment of the moon.(AP Photo/Anjum Naveed)



Pakistani worshiper cleans the ceiling of the Mohabbat Khan mosque as part of a preparation for the upcoming Ramadan, the Muslim's holy month, in Peshawar, Pakistan, on Sunday, Aug. 31, 2008. Ramadan is expected to officially begin Tuesday or Wednesday in Pakistan, though the timing depends on the alignment of the moon.(AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti)



Pakistani seller waits for customers at his dates shop, a favorite fruit during the holy Islamic month of Ramadan, in Karachi, Pakistan, on Sunday, Aug. 31, 2008. Ramadan is expected to officially begin Tuesday or Wednesday in Pakistan, though the timing depends on the alignment of the moon.(AP Photo/Shakeel Adil)

[sister herb]

Palestinian vendors prepare "Qatayef", a traditional pastry for the Muslim holy fasting month of Ramadan, in the West Bank city of Ramallah September 1, 2008.
REUTERS/Fadi Arouri (WEST BANK)


Sparks in Gaza : Palestinian children set off fireworks celebrating the holy month of Ramadan in al-Shati refugee camp in Gaza City.
(AFP/Mahmud Hams)


Palestinians decorate an alley of Jerusalem's old city with festive lights in preparation for the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, Sunday, Aug 31, 2008. The holy month of Ramadan, when observant Muslims fast from dawn to dusk, will begin tomorrow.
(AP Photo/Dan Balilty)


Palestinians gather by a shop selling festive lights in preparation for the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, in Jerusalem's old city, Sunday, Aug 31, 2008. The holy month of Ramadan, when observant Muslims fast from dawn to dusk, will begin tomorrow.
(AP Photo/Muhammed Muheisen)


Palestinians walk past decorations for the Muslim holy month of Ramadan in Jerusalem's Old City August 31, 2008. Muslims around the world abstain from eating, drinking, and sexual relations from sunrise to sunset during Ramadan, the holiest month in the Islamic calendar.
REUTERS/Ammar Awad (JERUSALEM)

[north_malaysian]

Thousands of people lined up to collect free "Bubur Lambuk" (Ramadan Rice Porridge) at Kampung Baru Mosque, Kuala Lumpur. (Kosmo!)

[ayan333]

Thousands of people lined up to collect free "Bubur Lambuk" (Ramadan Rice Porridge) at Kampung Baru Mosque, Kuala Lumpur. (Kosmo!)

:sl:

wut time is it in Malaysia?

:w:

[north_malaysian]

From Brunei Darussalam

Religious officers looking at the crescent moon at Bukit Shahbandar, Brunei Darussalam. The Bruneians would start fasting on the 2nd of September. One day later than Muslims in neighbouring Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and the Philippines. (Media Permata)

[north_malaysian]

:sl:

wut time is it in Malaysia?

:w:

about 9.14 AM:D

[north_malaysian]

From Singapore

A Ramadan Bazaar in Singapore. (Berita Harian - Singapura)

[ayan333]

about 9.14 AM:D

:sl:

subhanALLAH..its 9:25 pm here

:w:

[north_malaysian]

From Indonesia

2 kids are sleeping while their mother is praying the first Taraweeh prayers at Masjid Raya, Batam Centre, Batam Island (Batam Pos)

An official is looking for the Ramadan's crescent moon at Masjid Islamic Centre, Samarinda. (Batam Pos)

Muslims performing Taraweeh prayers at Masjid Istiqlal, Jakarta. (AP)

Chinese Muslims praying in Lau Tze Mosque, Jakarta. This mosque serves for about 1,000 ethnic Chinese Muslims in Pecinan neighbourhood, Jakarta. (Kompas)

[abs]

about 9.14 AM:D

lol ur the first 1 2 pop up prob cause ur north_malaysion sorry rong spells for malaysia:cry::D:statisfie:-[:blind:+o(:exhausted:skeleton::laugh:

[al Amaanah]

:sl:

subhanALLAH..its 9:25 pm here

:w:

and here 3.50 AM :D almost time for suhoor insha Allah. nice pics masha Allah, jazak Allahu khair.

[abs]

wow the pics are wonderful

[abs]

round here its 2:51 almost 3 o'clock as u can c!!!!!!!!!!

[north_malaysian]

i think in this forum...we Malaysians are the first people to have iftaar...

[north_malaysian]

From Saudi Arabia



Foreign workers gather to break fast at the end of the first day of Ramadan in Jeddah September 1, 2008. Muslims around the world abstain from eating, drinking and conducting sexual relations from sunrise to sunset during Ramadan, the holiest month in the Islamic calendar.
REUTERS/Stringer (SAUDI ARABIA)



Muslim workers break their fast on the first day of Ramadan at a free table at the Imam Turki bin Abdullah mosque in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Monday Sept. 1, 2008.
(AP Photo/Hassan Ammar)



Foreign workers gather to break fast at the end of the first day of Ramadan in Jeddah September 1, 2008. Muslims around the world abstain from eating, drinking and conducting sexual relations from sunrise to sunset during Ramadan, the holiest month in the Islamic calendar.
REUTERS/Stringer (SAUDI ARABIA)

[abs]

wow the first 1

[north_malaysian]

From Palestine



A cannon fires and fireworks go off as part of the ceremonial shot that ends the first day of the Muslim holy fasting month of Ramadan, outside Jerusalem's Old City Monday, Sept. 1, 2008. Muslims throughout the world are celebrating the holy fasting month of Ramadan, the holiest month in Islamic calendar, refraining from eating, drinking, and smoking from dawn to dusk.
(AP Photo/Sebastian Scheiner)



Palestinian Muslims youths read verses from the Quran, Islam's holy book, while waiting to break their daily fast during the first day of the Muslim holy fasting month of Ramadan in a mosque in the West Bank city of Ramallah, Monday, Sept. 1, 2008. Muslims throughout the world are celebrating the holy fasting month of Ramadan, the holiest month in Islamic calendar, refraining from eating, drinking, and smoking from dawn to dusk.
(AP Photo/Muhammed Muheisen)

[north_malaysian]

From Yemen



A Yemeni man shows his female relative a copy of the holy Quran he would like to buy during the first day of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan in the Grand mosque in the old city of Sana'a, Yemen, Monday, Sept. 1, 2008 .
(AP Photo/Mohammed al-Qadhi)

[north_malaysian]

From Afghanistan



Ramadan sweets : An Afghan man prepares sweets at a market on the first day of the holy Muslim month of Ramadan in Kabul.
(AFP/Shah Marai)

[abs]

ok thats enough bro ure killing me and some reps for the pics

jazak

[north_malaysian]

From Pakistan



Pakistani Muslims offer prayers on a street during the first night of the holy month of Ramadan in Karachi September 1, 2008. Muslims around the world abstain from eating, drinking and conducting sexual relations from sunrise to sunset during Ramadan, the holiest month in the Islamic calendar.
REUTERS/Athar Hussain (PAKISTAN)



Pakistani Muslims offer prayers on a street during the first night of the holy month of Ramadan in Karachi September 1, 2008. Muslims around the world abstain from eating, drinking and conducting sexual relations from sunrise to sunset during Ramadan, the holiest month in the Islamic calendar.
REUTERS/Athar Hussain (PAKISTAN)



Pakistani Muslims buy dates at a market in Karachi, ahead of the start of the holy fasting month of Ramadan. Muslims around the world this week begin the fasting and feasting month of Ramadan amid hopes of violence easing in some of the Islamic world's conflict hotspots but hit hard by rising food prices.
(AFP/Asif Hassan)

[north_malaysian]

From United Arab Emirates



A foreign worker bakes bread at a market in Dubai on the first day of the holy month of Ramadan. Muslims around the world this week begin the fasting and feasting month of Ramadan amid hopes of violence easing in some of the Islamic world's conflict hotspots but hit hard by rising food prices.
(AFP/Karim Sahib)

[north_malaysian]

From India



An Indian street vendor sells delicacies outside the Jama Masjid mosque in the old quarter of New Delhi. Muslims around the world this week begin the fasting and feasting month of Ramadan amid hopes of violence easing in some of the Islamic world's conflict hotspots but hit hard by rising food prices.
(AFP/Manan Vatsyayana)

[north_malaysian]

From Bahrain



Bahraini men and boys watch the sky together for the new moon Monday, Sept. 1, 2008, in Malkiya, Bahrain, as the sun sets on the first official day of Ramadan in the tiny Persian Gulf island nation. The start of the Islamic holy month depends on the siting of the new moon, and people often gather to look for it in the early days of Ramadan even if an official call already has been made.
(AP Photo/Hasan Jamali)

[north_malaysian]

hey abs, you gave me 2 reps within 1 day! How on earth you could do that? :D

JazakAllah too... Ramadan Kareem... Killi Aamin w inta bilkhayr...

[Na7lah]

mashallah akhi north_malaysian the pictures are amazing!! Jazakallah khair :D

[north_malaysian]

From Malaysia

Tasty treat: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and his wife Datin Seri Jeanne Abdullah checking out chicken wings being sold at the Ramadan Bazaar in Jalan Raja Alang, Kuala Lumpur. — Bernama

Keep ’em rolling: Customers waiting for fresh popiah rolls at the Ramadan Bazaar in Desa Pandan, Kuala Lumpur. (The Star)

[north_malaysian]

From Malaysia...again

First day pangs: Nur Maisarah, six, (top) and Nur Aliya Hazirah, nine, looking at their brother Muhammad Hilman, three, enjoying a drink with his fried chicken on the first day of the fasting month for Muslims. KAMARUL ARIFFIN/The Star - 2 September, 2008



A man is selling grilled terubok fish at Pasar Satok's Ramadan Bazaar in Sarawak. (Berita Harian)



RM1.00 "Bubur Sum-Sum" at Jalan Raja Alang's Ramadan Bazaar, Kuala Lumpur (Berita Harian)



Wives of the Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister, ex-Prime Minister and cabinet ministers are packing Eid goodies to be given to soldiers and policemen during Ramadan (Berita Harian)



Rosly Sirun (left), a staff of Malaysian Postal Service is paying his "Zakat Fitrah" at Plaza Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. (Berita Harian)



Abdul Haq, an ethnic Chinese with his sister Siti Aishah after converting to Islam at Islamic Religious Affairs Department, Kota Bharu, Kelantan. (Berita Harian)

[north_malaysian]

From Brunei Darussalam

Bruneian Muslims performing Tarawih prayers at Omar Ali Saifuddin Mosque, Bandar Seri Begawan. (Media Permata)

Bruneian Muslimat performing Tarawih prayers at Omar Ali Saifuddin Mosque, Bandar Seri Begawan. (Media Permata)

Bruneian Muslims are reading the Koran at Jame' Asr Hassanil Bolkiah Mosque, Bandar Seri Begawan (Media Permata)

[Na7lah]

do u search for these on google?

[al Amaanah]

masha Allah nice pics, jazak Allahu khair.

[north_malaysian]

do u search for these on google?

those pics from AP and Reuters are taken via my search thru Sheikh Google!!:D

But those pics from Malaysian, Bruneian, Indonesian and Turkish newspapers are not by google search as I went thru those newspaper websites on my own...

[Pk_#2]

Wow!! JazakAllahu khair,

"Bubur Sum-Sum" What's that? The Malay versian of Háagen Dazs? Lol.

[ayan333]

:sl:

MashALLAH...i love Ramadan....I love being a Muslim!

MashALLLAH to the reverts also

:w:

[north_malaysian]

Wow!! JazakAllahu khair,

"Bubur Sum-Sum" What's that? The Malay versian of Háagen Dazs? Lol.

I never heard of Bubur Sum-Sum before... must be new kinda food introduced in KL...

"bubur" means "porridge", and "sum-sum" means "marrow bone"...

I dont think it's an ice cream....:D

[north_malaysian]

From Malaysia

BUS RUSH: An official of the bus company at the Hentian Putra bus terminal in Kuala Lumpur making a "time out" sign with his hands as he tries to control the crowd rushing to buy bus tickets yesterday to return to their hometowns durimg the coming Eid festive season. (The Star)



Wan Zainab Wan Ismail and her assistant are baking "Kuih Akok" during Ramadan. She managed to get RM2,000.00 every day by just selling these cakes 3 pieces for RM1.00. "Kuih Akok" is made of coconut milk and eggs. (Berita Harian)

[north_malaysian]

From Brunei Darussalam

Thousands of Bruneian Muslims, young and old lining up to enter Nurul Iman Palace to participate in Tadarrus Al Qur'an program organised by the Sultan on every single night in Ramadan. (Media Permata)

Ramadan Bazaar at Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah National Stadium. (Media Permata)

Ramadan Bazaar at Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah National Stadium. (Media PErmata)

The official of Rizqun International Hotel is distributing "Bubur Berkat" (Ramadan porridge) to a kid accompanied by his mother.

People are lining up to take away "Bubur Berkat" distributed freely by Rizqun International Hotel. (Media Permata)

Ramadan Bazaar at Gadong, Bandar Seri Begawan. (MEdia Permata)

Ramadan Bazaar at Gadong, Bandar Seri Begawan. (Media Permata)

Ramadan Bazaar at Gadong, Bandar Seri Begawan. (Media Permata)

Ramadan Bazaar at Gadong, Bandar Seri Begawan. (Media Permata)

Ramadan Bazaar at Gadong, Bandar Seri Begawan. (Media Permata)

Ramadan Bazaar at Gadong, Bandar Seri Begawan. (Media Permata)

Ramadan Bazaar at Gadong, Bandar Seri Begawan. (Media Permata)

Ramadan Bazaar at Gadong, Bandar Seri Begawan. (Media Permata)

Ramadan Bazaar at Gadong, Bandar Seri Begawan. (Media Permata)

[north_malaysian]

From United States

Hundreds of American Muslims broke their fast at an iftar tent set up in New Jersey by the Milky Way Education Center. The tent hosted over 300 people on its first day, Tuesday. (Today's Zaman)

[north_malaysian]

From Malaysia:




FAMILY OF REVERTS: Eusof Kamaruddin, with his wife Zoelina Zoelkifli and his grandmother Farizah Liong Abdullah, is very busy selling their Chinese food to their customers at Subang Jaya's Ramadan Bazaar. (Berita Harian)

[Re.TiReD]

[BNDGR]

MashaAlllah wonderful pictures!!

[north_malaysian]

From Malaysia



Tunku Ibrahim Ismail, the prince of the Sultanate of Johor is putting some ingredients in the Malaysia's ramadan delicacy - Bubur Lambuk at Taman Pelangi Mosque, Johor Baharu. (Berita Harian)



"Pecal Lele" is a traditional delicacy for the Javanese community in Malaysia. A Malaysian Javanese is selling Pecal Lele at Batu Pahat's Ramadan Bazaar (Berita Harian)

[~*Fatima*~]

Mashallah~! I never Imagined Ramadhan celebrated in different part of the world in such Beautifull ways. Subahanallah~!

[north_malaysian]

Mashallah~! I never Imagined Ramadhan celebrated in different part of the world in such Beautifull ways. Subahanallah~!

Wherever the Muslims live....celebration of Ramadhan is there too...be proud of being a Muslim...:D

P/S: This is my 6,666th posts

[~*Fatima*~]

Jazakallah Khair Bro~!

[Re.TiReD]

[Re.TiReD]

[Re.TiReD]

[Re.TiReD]

[Al-Zaara]

Selam aleykum, everyone

MashaAllah, so beautiful pictures! I saved some of them. JazakAllah kheyrun.

I'll add 2 more to the thread.

[Pk_#2]

AsalamuAlaykum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh,

JazakiAllahu Khairun sis Jolie & Al Zaara.

[north_malaysian]

From Malaysia



Abdullah Abdul Karim is beating a "beduk" during Iftar time. This over 100-year-old "beduk" at Masjid Kampung Hulu, Malacca had been used to alert the people in the surrounding area about Iftar time. (Berita Harian)



"Bubur Pedas" (Spicy Porridge) at Satok's Ramadan Bazaar, Sarawak. (Berita Harian)



"Kuih Bongkol" (made of rice flour, coconut milk and sugar wrapped in banana leaf) at Satok's Ramadan Bazaar, Sarawak. (Berita Harian)

[north_malaysian]

From Brunei Darussalam

Bruneian Muslims paying "Zakat Fitrah". (Media Permata)

Religious lecture after Fajr Prayer at Kampung Pulaie Mosque. (Media Permata)

Firecrackers being sold at Bandar Seri Begawan. (Media Permata)

Bruneian Muslimat reading the Koran at Hassanal Bolkiah Mosque. (Media Permata)

Iftar is being held at Malaysian High Commission in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Darussalam. (Media Permata)

Malaysian expatriates working in Brunei performing Tarawih prayers at Malaysian High Commission, Brunei. (Media Permata).

[north_malaysian]

From Indonesia

A mosque replica made up of chocolate in a hotel in Jakarta (AP)

Chocolate Mosque replica, Jakarta. (AP)

Marawis’ percussion groups popular during Ramadan. Indonesian marawis music takes its name from a type of drum from the Middle East. A similar variety of music is found in Malaysia and is closely associated with Islam. (The Jakarta Post)

[north_malaysian]

From Bahrain

AN Iftar setting would not be the same without the sweet taste of khanfaroosh and luqaimat, traditional dishes during the special time of Ramadan.

And, some of the most popular in the kingdom are made by the hand of entrepanueur Mariam Saleh Mohammed who has been cooking up delights from her home for more than 20 years as well as selling different kinds of spices, cheese and pickles. (Gulf Weekly)

[Pk_#2]

From Indonesia

A mosque replica made up of chocolate in a hotel in Jakarta (AP)

Chocolate Mosque replica, Jakarta. (AP)

Marawis’ percussion groups popular during Ramadan. Indonesian marawis music takes its name from a type of drum from the Middle East. A similar variety of music is found in Malaysia and is closely associated with Islam. (The Jakarta Post)

:-[ Indonesia, wow, jazakAllah khair akhi for sharing.

[Re.TiReD]

:salamext:

Wa Iyaaki sis TJ and JazakAllahu Khayran bro Malaysian for the pics.

WassalamuAlaykum

[north_malaysian]

From Malaysia



Hijab seller at Jalan Masjid India's Ramadan Bazaar, Kuala Lumpur. (Berita Harian)

[north_malaysian]

From Brunei Darussalam

Students reading the Koran in front of their teacher. (Media Permata)

2,112 orphans from the district of Brunei Muara are receiving Ramadan Donation from the district council. (Media Permata)

[north_malaysian]

From Palestine

Palestinians decorate the covered passages of Jerusalem's Old City as the holy Muslim month of Ramadan begins. (AP)

[north_malaysian]

From Malaysia (Kelana Jaya's Ramadan Bazaar)
(From masak-masak.blogspot.com)

Dates

Kuih Ayu

Agar-Agar

Ayam Percik

Ikan Cencaru Belah Belakang

Pizza

Kebab

Satar

Roti Boom

Ketupat Daun Palas

Ketupat Nasi

[north_malaysian]

From the United States of America

Worker Leo Rodriguez washes the entrance of the new mosque in preparation for the first prayers there, just in time for Ramadan. (Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times)

“I am looking at future generations. They will come here and get knowledge of Islam,” said Tehseen Zafar, a Rancho Cucamonga resident who is a member of the Islamic Center of Inland Empire's board of trustees. The center built the new mosque for $2 million. (Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times)

Abdul Jelahej reads the Koran in a small room used as prayer hall at the house that Rancho Cucamonga Muslims have been using as a mosque. They've outgrown it and built a new mosque that can accommodate 1,100 people. (Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times)

Construction workers polish the marble floors of the shiny new mosque in Rancho Cucamonga. ( Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times)

Overflow worshipers sit outside under a tarp, to protect them from the sun, at their old prayer facility -- a stucco house -- for Friday prayers. The congregation has outgrown the old facility but will be able to worship at its new more spacious mosque during Ramadan. (Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times)

Zain Khugyani enjoys himself at the prayer service in the makeshift mosque. Construction workers were hurrying to finish the new mosque in time for the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, which starts today. (Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times)

[north_malaysian]

From Malaysia

Tedious work: Ismail (left) and his friend Abdul Aziz Said (right) preparing the porridge at a mosque in Prai, Penang. (The Star)

[north_malaysian]

From Indonesia



A cake of the replica of Dian Al Mahri mosque at a hotel in Jakarta. (AFP)

[north_malaysian]

From Brunei Darussalam

Officers from Halal Food Control Department are inspecting the halal and cleanliness requirements for the food being sold at Temburong's Ramadan Bazaar. (Media Permata)

Students from Sultan Shariff Ali Islamic University are reading the Koran. (Media Permata)

Policewomen are listening to a religious talk being held at Bruneian Royal Police Force HQ, Gadong. (Media Permata).

An orphan is receiving donations at Tumpuan Telisai Religious School, Tutong (Media Permata).

Iftar for orphans of Tumpuan Telisai Religious School, Tutong. (Media Permata)

[north_malaysian]

From Malaysia....again :D:D:D

Faizal Zahri Nasir (left) is paying the "Zakat Fitrah" at Raja Muda Musa Mosque, Semenyih. The Zakat rate for the state of Selangor this year is RM 5.20 per head. (The Star)

Azizah Abdul Majid is helping her husband sewing "Songkok" (traditional Malay male headgear) for Eid celebrations at Kampung Baru, Kuala Lumpur. (The Star)

P/S: I have to buy one this year too...:)

A woman is looking at "Baju Kurung" (traditional Malay female attire) for Eid celebrations at Makmur Bus Terminal, Kuantan. (The Star)

Mohd Farouk Jalani is selling imported shoes from Cambodia at Makmur Bus Terminal, Kuantan. (The Star)

Kids looking at colourful decoration lights for Eid celebrations. Traditionally, Malaysian Muslims start decorating their houses with lamps and colourful lights starting from last 10 days of Ramadan until 7 days after Eid Al Fitr. (The Star)

People buying glass/porceline plates and bowls for RM2.50 per kg at Chow Kit Road, Kuala Lumpur. (The Star)

A worker is decorating the street with colourful lights and Eid decorations at Raja Abdullah Road, Kuala Lumpur. (The Star)

A songkok seller. (The Star)

[north_malaysian]

From Malaysia...again...and again... :exhausted

Hussein Mat Dali and his family are preparing "Karipap" for Pasar Datuk Keramat's Ramadan Bazaar, Kuala Lumpur. (The Star)

Eid cookies at Chow Kit Road, Kuala Lumpur. (The Star)

Traffic Jam at Tuanku Abdul Rahman Road's Ramadan Bazaar, Kuala Lumpur. (The Star)

Ramadan Bazaar at Pengkalan Chepa, Kelantan. (The Star)

Women making "tempeyek" for Eid celebrations. (The Star)

Malaysian Royal Army members breaking the fast at Malaysian-Thai border. (The Star)

The King (4th from left) is performing Maghrib prayers with the Prime Minister (5th from left), cabinet ministers and foreign dignitaries at the National Palace. (The Star)

[Re.TiReD]

:salamext:

Wow :ooh:

Masha'Allah some nice pics. I want some Eid cookies and I wanna visit this store:

Lol Wassalam

[Pk_#2]

:salamext:

Wow :ooh:

Masha'Allah some nice pics. I want some Eid cookies and I wanna visit this store:

Lol Wassalam

Awww you're too cooote! Yesh yummeh, getin me all hoongreh :thumbs_up

You know where Minnesota is? Ima look out fo br Woodrow and kidnap Aabidah heh, then eat her!

Reminder: Kidnapping is NOT a joke & cannibalism is forbidden in Islaam,

JazakAllah khair Akhi & Ukhti & Eberybody, Eben Preshi.

[~*Fatima*~]

A songkok seller. (The Star)

LOve the Muslim Caps~! There so beautifully Made~!

[north_malaysian]

LOve the Muslim Caps~! There so beautifully Made~!

you like the colourful "songkoks"? LOL.... I love it without those colourful cloth surrounding it....in case if you are wondering...that colourful cloth is called as "songket"

[north_malaysian]

From Malaysia

Zainal Azim, the president of Selayang Municipal Council is meeting a seller at Taman Ehsan's Ramadan Bazaar. (The Star)

Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor, the wife of the Deputy Prime Minister is handing out donations to orphans at her residence. (The Star)

Nur Elaine Aisyah (left), a Muslim revert is having Iftar with her husband's family. (The Star)

People lining up for Iftar at Jerejak Island's Jetty, Penang. (The Star)

People buying "Roti John" at Putrajaya's Ramadan Bazaar. (The Star)

Muslims having their Iftar at Kampung Hulu Mosque, Malacca. The mosque was built in 1728 during Dutch Colonial time. (The Star)

Siti Maznah is looking at Eid decorations while Lo Mee Lin is looking at Chinese's Lantern Festival decorations. The Muslims are observing Ramadan while the Chinese are celebrating Lantern Festival.(The Star)

Mazlan Mustakin, a "ketupat" weaver is teaching Jang In Kyung and Chae Gyw Hui from South Korea; and Shelley Van Reenen and her daughter Ilona from South Africa on how to weave a "Ketupat" case..."Ketupat" is a special delicacy during Eid in Malaysia (The Star)

Eid Cookies at Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman, Kuala Lumpur (The Star)....:D

Old folks receiving Zakat from Amanah Raya Berhad at Padang Rangas, Perak. (The Star)

[north_malaysian]

From Malaysia...again (as usual :exhausted)

A middle-eastern theme decorations at One Utama Shopping Complex, Kuala Lumpur (The Star)

Rabiah Amit is arranging Sarawak's Layered Cakes for Eid Celebrations. (The Star)

Eid Cookies Hampers. (The Star)

A woman looking at gigantic Eid Greeting Cards. (The Star)

Ahmad Tajuddin Ismail is baking a traditional Malay cake called "Bahulu" for Eid Celebrations at Chow Kit, Kuala Lumpur (Bernama)

[north_malaysian]

From Malaysia



Siti Aishah Mahmood is teaching her son, Danial Hakimi how to read the Koran using "Iqra" (kinda official textbook for Malaysian kids to learn Arabic alphabets and how to read the Koran) near the Crystal Mosque, Terengganu. (Berita Harian)



Sharifah Fatimah Syed Akil, an Arab Malaysian is cooking a traditional cake called "Mengganang" at Terengganu. (Berita Harian)



Malaysian Dwarf People Organisation members are so happy receiving Ramadan goodies from Malaysian Islamic Relief. (Berita Harian)

[north_malaysian]

From Brunei Darussalam:

Bruneian Muslims listening to a religious lecture after Fajr prayer at Setia Ali Mosque, Muara. (Media Permata)

About 200 Muslim reverts of Nurul Islam Association (Association for female Muslim reverts in Brunei Darussalam) reciting the Koran. (Media Permata)

[north_malaysian]

From Malaysia

Iftar meals at Cinnamon Coffee House. (The Star)

The Chief Minister of Terengganu (right with chef hat) is distributing "Bubur Lambuk" at Taman Shahbandar. (Bernama)

The Mayor of Kuala Lumpur (right) is visiting a stall at Masjid India Road's Ramadan Bazaar. (The Star)

Minister of Consumer Affairs (centre) is talking to a seller at Larkin's Ramadan Bazaar. (The Star)

Female shoes at Jalan Pasar's Ramadan Bazaar. (The Star)

Buying favourite drinks at Kampung Melayu's Ramadan Bazaar. (The Star)

Grilled fish at Kampung Melayu's Ramadan Bazaar. (The Star)

A woman is looking at an Eid greeting card in Kuantan Parade. (The Star)

3 kids are donating money to an old woman in Malacca. (The Star)

Hijab! Hijab! Hijab for Sale!!!:D (The Star)

Beef Curry for Iftar. (The Star)

Shah Alam City Council's workers distributing "Bubur Lambuk" to the public. (The Star)

Eid Cookies at Chow Kit, Kuala Lumpur. (The Star)

Accessories for Eid. (The Star)



3,000 kids from all over Kuala Lumpur are finishing reciting the whole Koran in the month of Ramadan. (Berita Harian)



Traffic policemen are having their Iftar. (Berita Harian)

[north_malaysian]

From Brunei Darussalam

Students and teachers of Sunshine School are reciting the Koran. (Media Permata)

Students of Hassanal Bolkiah Arabic School are finishing reading the whole Koran for the month of Ramadan. (Media Permata)

Students of Awang Haji Mohd Yusof Katimahar Primary School are reading the Koran. (Media Permata)

Students of Pengiran Putri Anak Hajah Masna Secondary School are saying some prayers after reading the Koran. (Media Permata)

An orphan receiving donations from private companies in Belait. (Media Permata)

[north_malaysian]

From Indonesia

A Muslim reading the Koran in a mosque in Macassar, Celebes Island. (Fajar Online)

[north_malaysian]

From Turkey

Karagöz puppeteers during Ramadan. (Today's Zaman)

Semazens enchant tourists in Alanya during Ramadan. (Today's Zaman)

Aid organizations such as Kimse Yok Mu? (Is Anybody There?), Deniz Feneri (Lighthouse) and the Humanitarian Aid Foundation (İHH) will do their best during the holy month to put a smile on the faces of the needy and become a bridge of fraternity and solidarity between the poor and charitable donors not only in Turkey but all around the world. (Today's Zaman)

[north_malaysian]

From Burkina Faso

Many poverty-stricken people in Burkina Faso have been relieved by help from Turkey’s Humanitarian Aid Foundation (İHH), which has provided aid to more than 3,000 families there for the Islamic holy month of Ramadan. (Today's Zaman)

[Re.TiReD]

Nice masha'Allah. JazakAllah khayr :)

[north_malaysian]

From Malaysia

Men performing Friday Prayer near the Masjid India Rd's Ramadan Bazaar (The Star)

A lady is shopping at Masjid India Road's Ramadan Bazaar. (The Star)

A stall selling Hijabs at Tunku Abdul Rahman Road, Kuala Lumpur. (The Star)

Ramadan Bazaar at Petaling Jaya (The Star)

Mayor of Malacca (second from left) is cooking "Bubur Lambuk". (The Star)

[north_malaysian]

From Malaysian-Thai Border

Ramadan Bazaar at Pekan Siam situated between Malaysian-Thai border. (Bernama)

Abdullah Wanullah, a Muslim Thai is selling fried chicken at Pekan Siam, Malaysian-Thai border. (Bernama)

[Tornado]

Some Pictures, worth checking out:
http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/200...g_ramadan.html

Sample from the site, check out the site for the descriptions:

And many more...

[aamirsaab]

:sl:
Sometimes I forget how awesome Islam actually is. These pics bring the awesomeness back!

[Nájlá]

Muslims waiting for sunset during Ramadan in Cairo, Egypt

Pakistani Muslims walk near the Badshahi mosque after 'Iftar', the time to break the fast, during the Muslim holy fasting month of Ramadan in Lahore, Pakistan.

Bosnian Muslim women.

Indonesian Muslims perform evening prayer

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[Güven]

:sl:
Sometimes I forget how awesome Islam actually is. These pics bring the awesomeness back!

I agree , JazakAllahu Khair Everyone for this Amazing Pictures :)


:w:

[north_malaysian]

This thread nearly become a "Ramadhan in Malaysia 08 Pics" thread...LOL

I hope others would contribute pics from other countries too as I could concentrate with pics from Malaysia and Brunei only...:D

[north_malaysian]

From Malaysia

10,063 students from all over Malacca are reading the Koran. (Bernama)

Songkok sellers in Kuantan (The Star)

Eid Cookies at Mahkota Parade's Ramadan Bazaar, Malacca (The Star)

"Ikan Bakar Portugis" (Portuguese Grilled Fish), a very special delicacy among the Portuguese comunity in Malaysia being sold at a Ramadan Bazaar in Malacca. (The Star)

A woman is shopping for a hijab at Masjid India Road's Ramadan Bazaar, Kuala Lumpur. (The Star)



Eid Lamps for sale. Malaysian Muslims decorate their houses with these lamps from the last ten days of Ramadan until another 10 days after Eid. It costs RM 1.90 per lamp in Kota Bharu (it's RM 5.00 in Penang :exhausted) (Berita Harian)

[north_malaysian]

From Malaysia ... again

Grilled fish at Kelana Jaya's Ramadan Bazaar (The Star)

A woman is buying Eid cookies at a Ramadan Bazaar in Kuala Lumpur. (The Star)

Cooking "Bubur Lambuk" at Kota Bharu. (The Star)

Tunku Abdul Rahman Road's Ramadan Bazaar, Kuala Lumpur. (The Star)

An orphan is taking some shrimps for Iftar organised for them by rich people. (The Star)

Women performing Tarawih prayers at Stadium Sultan Muhammad, Kelantan. (Bernama)

[Re.TiReD]

:ooh: I neeeed them Hijaaabs! I vaaaaaant them Hijabs/shawls...every single one of em :-[ lol

I like this pic:

[*~~AdAn~~*]

:sl:All are good but bro Guven pic are best Mashallah Happy ramdhan to all of u i dont have pic this is nyce thread

[*~~AdAn~~*]

:ooh: I neeeed them Hijaaabs! I vaaaaaant them Hijabs/shawls...every single one of em :-[ lol

I like this pic:

i like hijab i like wearing hijab i want every1 wear hijab (sisters) pic full of iman

[north_malaysian]

From Malaysia

An inmate (right) is reading Eid card with his wife and kids at Penang Prison. (The Star)

"Dodol" a sweet delicacy for Eid celebrations. (The Star)

Ethnic Malay kids are helping the Aboriginal kids sending Eid Greetings to the Prime Minister via the Internet. (The Star)

Youths reading the Koran in a mosque in Pahang. (Bernama)

Prime Minister is performing Tarawih prayers at a mosque in Kota Bharu (The Star)

[BlissfullyJaded]

:sl:

Jazakallah khair for the amaazing pictures. :thumbs_up Here's several more.

Madeenah

More awesome pics here

[Al-Hanbali]

^ brings back memories ....

['Abd al-Baari]

:sl:

^ So true, Ramadhaan in Madeenah/Makkah is just so different to Ramadhaan elsewhere!

JazakiAllah Khayr ukhtee.

:w:

[Re.TiReD]

:wasalamex

Wow the madeenah ones are amazing!

JazakAllah khayr fishter!

[north_malaysian]

From Malaysia

Malaysian Royal Police Marines having their Iftar. (Bernama)

Ethnic Boyanese kids playing sparklers at Sarawak. (The Star)

Ladies choosing hijabs for Eid celebrations in Kuala Lumpur (The Star)

Ladies choosing Eid clothes for their daughters. (The Star)

Buying some clothes anyone? (The Star)

[Re.TiReD]

Niceee :ooh:

Whats the currency there akhee?

[north_malaysian]

Niceee :ooh:

Whats the currency there akhee?

Ringgit Malaysia (RM)

RM 1.00 = USD 0.29
RM 1.00 = Pound Sterling 0.16
RM 1.00 = Euro 0.20

So those RM 15.00 hijabs is equal to USD 4.35

[Re.TiReD]

^^ Or 2.40 GBP....:ooh:

I think I need to go to Malaysia for all my clothes shopping :ooh:

Lol JazakAllahu Khayran Akhee!

WassalamuAlaykum

[Güven]

yeah Malaysia is Awesome and especially the electronics are cheap ive heard :)

and that Madeenah pictures is just beautiful mashaAllah

:w:

[Pk_#2]

yeah Malaysia is Awesome and especially the electronics are cheap ive heard :)

and that Madeenah pictures is just beautiful mashaAllah

:w:

Yup they were fab jazakAllah khair for sharing you guys =)

Keep posting,

You're sig is real cool Gúv,

Hope you're all having a better Ramadhan than me. AsalamuAlaykum Warahmatullah.

[north_malaysian]

^^ Or 2.40 GBP....:ooh:

I think I need to go to Malaysia for all my clothes shopping :ooh:

Lol JazakAllahu Khayran Akhee!

WassalamuAlaykum

This is a tip from me, a local Malaysian....usually the prices are fixed...but if you buy more than one pleasssssseee ask for a discount....Inshallah you'll get a very good price! (But not applicable in those barcoded price tags shopping centres)

[north_malaysian]

yeah Malaysia is Awesome and especially the electronics are cheap ive heard :)

:w:

I've heard that Singapore is cheaper....but there are always price wars between IT stuff retailers in Malaysia because Malaysians are IT gadgets freaks...