Childhood History : The Diary Game (24-03-2023) - A beautiful moment

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THE DIARY GAME

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Today begins the month of Ramadan and the month of Great Ramadan really makes me go back in search of those golden days of childhood and youth. Without further ado, let's reminisce. Look, how many things match with you?

Let's start with Sehri. Very funny things happened in our house during Sehri. At night, food and drink were usually served at the parents' house. And we used to sleep in that room as children. Mother used to get up long ago. It was fun when everyone sat down to eat after cooking. Since we were small, naturally my parents did not call me. The scene when everyone sat together to eat was a sight to behold. Especially I felt very attracted. I was wide awake while the adults ate. But I felt embarrassed to get up. I don't have a price! In my heart, I wanted my mother or someone to at least gently call out once, 'Kire Khabi Naki? After getting up.

But to tell the truth, most of the time no one called. I felt very bad and angry. Lying in bed, I used to toss and turn unnecessarily so that I caught someone's attention and someone called me. When that didn't work, I tried another strategy. Then I would raise a little 'Hi' so that others would hear. When that didn't work, I used it as a last resort. I would suddenly get up from the bed and say, 'Mom I will go to the washroom'. That would work. My sister is very funny. He understood and said, 'Will you fast?' Everyone used to laugh hearing the sister's words. I was very shy. However, I quickly washed my hands and face and sat down to eat next to others. The food menu looked like nectar anyway.

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And parents always said, eat less now, eat again in the afternoon, so it will be two days of fasting. The first time I used to do this and share it with my friends, they used to make fun of me. One day I asked sir and sir said, you have to eat before morning azaan and you can't eat before evening azaan, otherwise you won't fast. The next day I come again and say angrily to everyone, you don't want me to get better

I still eat iftar. I got up to eat Sehri at the call of the clock/mobile phone. I do it out of habit. Even today, I am happy when I reminisce about the old days. And a sigh rises in the heart, 'Those golden days will never come back'.

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Iftar is a great joy and virtue for the fasting person after fasting all day and one of the most interesting part is breaking the fast. Fasting comes to completion through Iftar. Even though various types of food are lying in front of him, he does not eat because of Allah's decree - it is very dear to Allah.

Rasul (sm) Said, the happy moments of the fasting person are two:
One. Iftar moment,
Two. The day he will be welcomed into Paradise.

A common thing during the fasting period is to call everyone from the local mosque to get up for sehri. Calling starts from 2 am. Along with the performance of praise. There is no way to stay asleep. In some places, they were called again from house to house. When I was in the hall, I would see the boys of the mess or the canteen trying to wake everyone up by changing the plate! Very painful experience!!! Many, however, are a little annoyed. But I think it is not irrelevant in a Muslim majority country. Rather, it is a habit of the month of fasting. Most people would feel bad if a mosque didn't call on the mic.

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As a child, many funny incidents happened during Tarabeeh prayers. Some of my friends used to miss 8 rakats. I don't know how long it took me to say the whole prayer while I was going out. In fact, he would not allow himself to leave the prayer half-heartedly. But one thing is that if the recitation of Hafez Sahib is not melodious then the prayer becomes really difficult. Sometimes I fell asleep

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