The behavior of my village children on the night of Ramadan

Assalamualaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh
Greetings steemean friends

Dear friends, admins and all community moderators. The night of Ramadan is a fairly free night for children to roam around at night. This is because the atmosphere at night in the month of Ramadan always looks busy, decorated with chanting of the Koran that echoes in mosques and other places of worship.

Therefore, on the nights of Ramadan, all residents are quite brave when it comes to playing outside the house, including children.

A few nights ago, several children in my village looked very united in looking for food from each other. Because his job is just staying up late and occasionally taking part in the Koran at the mosque, it certainly makes his stomach feel hungry. So with their togetherness, they were not afraid to look for sweet potato plants that were none other than their own, which were in the garden quite far from the crowds.

After they picked some sweet potatoes, they came over to me to ask for matches so they could light a fire behind the mosque. Of course, it was just for them to burn the sweet potatoes so they could eat them to fill their hungry stomachs.

While some children were lighting a fire to burn sweet potatoes

Of course what they do is very fun. It's just that I still warn them, so that they remain careful and careful when starting a fire, so that a fire doesn't happen.

I just let them do what they like, as long as it doesn't bother other people.

After they burned all the sweet potatoes they picked. I also called him to enjoy together. And I also fulfilled their request so that they look happy together.

Activities like this are not planned in advance, they are just carried out depending on the circumstances. Because apart from doing this kind of thing, they also recite the Koran at the mosque on the nights of Ramadan.

Assalam @teukuipul87

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