Ten annoying things in Ramadhan part one

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In The Name Of Allah, The Most Gracious, The Most Merciful​
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it is annoying when sisters with young children come to the Masjid during Taraweeh and do nothing to prevent their children from running wild and disturb other sisters during Salah. if you have young children stay at home and pray.

its annoying when mothers pray yet their teenage daughters sit in the back and chit chat with their friends.

I feel much better, jazakallah khair.

wasalam
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What I find annoying is people who fast but don't pray, it's kinda stupid doing one without the other. And people who thrust food in your face to taunt you, when you don't feel very hungry anyway.
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Fishman said:
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What I find annoying is people who fast but don't pray, it's kinda stupid doing one without the other. And people who thrust food in your face to taunt you, when you don't feel very hungry anyway.
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wow i know someone who does that...but then again he says he doesnt believe in islam anymore imsad
 
Fishman said:
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Mainly rather ignorant non-Muslim teenagers who do that one, so it depends on how many such people you know...
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wait, non-muslim teenagers do that? what the ...

NONE of my non-muslim friends would ever do that (& i'm a teen), in fact if they wouldn't eat in front of me, they'd feel bad and stop. but then i'd tell them it's ok and i wasn't hungry anyway.

the funny thing is, i do know people who would probably be like 'oh heres some food' or 'why do you DO that?'. i'm not friends with them but i know people who are that .. smart. i would never talk to those types of people though.

besides the fact that i'm pretty ill and stuff, i find myself in peace during this month. More so then usual. It's a funny thing, I'll feel more hope or different. I wish I felt this way all year... hopefully I'll get into that routine.
 
sumeyye said:
maybe they pray and then come in to eat???
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No, Ms Sumeyye...

When I was studying in KL, for several times I've had my Iftar in the city centre which is about 1 hr from the university.

Usually, the iftar time is about 7:10 PM. But by 4:30 PM all tables in all eateries are occupied.

This is from my experience having Iftaar in Central Market. They started to serve the food about 5 mins before Iftaar, so you have to wait for your food as they have to serve everybody's meal. So, they gave the drinks and the complimentary dates first as you wouldn't have your meal yet during Iftaar.

Thus, as we dont want others to occupy our seats, half of us and some other people would go to the only musolla available there and perform maghrib prayers.. when we've done.. we'll sit back and let the other perform prayers.

So, I knew who observe Maghrib and who's not. May God give them guidance. Amin Ya Rabb!
 
Fishman said:
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What I find annoying is people who fast but don't pray, it's kinda stupid doing one without the other. And people who thrust food in your face to taunt you, when you don't feel very hungry anyway.
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I tried the fasting last Ramadan but not the praying part the way one is meant to do. Then again, I'm not a muslim. But I did pray and talk to God on my own a lot more (and I talk to him every day since and thank him for everything). I really enjoyed the fasting during Ramadan because it made me very thankful for everything I have (education, a job, a home, food, clean water, family and people that I love,good health, etc).

It does make me sad to hear that people are humble for one month (some only do this during the day) and then the other 11 months they do whatever they want. I've also heard that it's getting very commercialized in some places with "Ramadan tents": basically, you pay to get in, eat a buffet-style meal, stick around and talk, smoke shisha and entertainment is provided. People stay there until late at night. I heard about this and just about fell off my chair! :uuh:
 
May Peace Be Upon Muhammad.

The Shaytaan Iblis had such a status,
that even some angels used to ask him for advise.
but this all meant nothing because
the Shaytaan Iblis suffered from Pride,
which was the key to his downfall.

Pride is a Major Sin in Islam.
So the more good we do the more humble we should be,
otherwise we will also suffer from pride.

Yes no one including myself is perfect,
but what we have to remember is,
When Allah Guides someone they will never be led astray,
and when Allah doesnt guide someone they will always be left astray.
 

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