SEC-S17W3: "National Festival" by @mehroz
I'm Mehroz, and I'm from Pakistan. I enjoy talking about festivals, which are also known as with joy. We usually only get to feel these precious feelings once or twice a year, usually around national holidays or festivities.
Everyone enjoys festivals and other events. Our nation is home to several festivals, all of which are joyful.
Eid is a holiday that I, along with every Pakistani citizen . Three days later, on the last day of Ramadan Kareem, is Eid. It is observed at the conclusion of Ramadan. We're delighted because Eid brings us three days of celebration, which I adore, even if we're sorry to see Ramadan come to a close.
There isn't a single guideline that applies to all men; that is, they must all do the Eid salah. Another way to celebrate is the Eid salah, which is a requirement for every male.
I find it quite nice when we get together to do salah on the day of Eid. For Eid salah, everyone gathers in the open air, while some people would rather worship inside a mosque.
Another custom in Pakistan is to wear brand-new clothing during the Eid salah prayer. Individuals have brand-new watches, shoes, clothing, and everything else. It's funny since so many people put their shoes in front of them during prayer, raising the possibility that someone would steal them.
It is customary to give your friends, family, and relatives a hug after the Eid prayer. The nicest thing that contributes to the wonderful celebration vibe is hugging.
Our parents used to give us money, which is the nicest memory I have of my early years. We would spend the money on everything once we had it.
I recall hosting parties with my pals in the past. We used to shop for cakes and other food items and share them together. I cherished those moments the most.
Although I still get money on Eid from my parents and elders, who knows when this tradition may disappear as money is usually given to children on this day on this beautiful occasion.
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Siempre me ha parecido interesante cuando leo sobre una festividad nacional que esta basada en creencias religiosas de un pais. No es que en Venezuela no existan festividades religiosas importantes, solo quelas mismas están basadas en el Católico.
Es por ello que leer algo sobre una religión como la que practicas, me parece interesante y una forma de conocer mas sobre Pakistán.
Una celebración que puede durar tres días en donde la oración y el compartir son pilares fundamentales para fomentar una creencia que esta arraigada en la cultura pakistaní.
Gracias por mostrarme algo de tu pais. Algo que para ti es importante.
Hasta la próxima...
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The holy month of Ramadan comes to us to wash away the sins of people and make them a true believer. After a long month of pure obedience, worship and fasting to Allah Almighty, when we all say goodbye to the holy month of Ramadan with tearful eyes, it is holy to cheer us with a tide of joy. Eid-ul-Fitr has arrived. Eid-ul-Fitr is very dear to all of us. On this day we all wear new clothes and go to perform Eid prayers with all the family members. Close relatives living far away also come home at this time to share the joy of Eid.
Yes you also enjoy the Ramadan with your family
Please is it during the Ramadan that you people normally kill ram to celebrate?. Because I want to target when you will be celebrating your national festival which is Eid, so that I can ask you to waybill my ram to Nigeria as your new friend that I am 😀, so that I can also share in the celebration. I love meat.
Or maybe you can simply pay for my flight ticket, so that I can be there in person, and I can also receive that hug too. But I don't have new clothes, shoes, wrist watch and I hope you'll surely get them for me.
My regards
Wish you best of luck for your next Eid is very enjoyable for you
Thank you
Eid is a big religious festival for us Muslims. You celebrate Eid very grandly in Pakistan. We also celebrate this Eid with great joy. In your country there is a risk of shoes being stolen on Eid which in our country it does not happen on Eid. It is really happy that parents give us money on Eid day. Good luck to you.
Wa Alaikum Assalam, @Mehroz! It s wonderful to hear about your experiences and love for celebrating Eid in Pakistan. Eid, marking the end of Ramadan, clearly holds a special place in your heart and in the hearts of many across your nation. Your memories of receiving Eidi money and spending it on gatherings with friends resonate as cherished moments of joy and celebration. These personal stories highlight how cultural traditions not only mark festive occasions but also create lasting bonds and memories among families and communities. Best luck!