Ramadhan in Indonesia
Ramadhan in Indonesia.
Ramadhan is the holy month for muslim all over the world, especially for Indonesian, this is the most awaited month for us, therefor there are several things to do or activities in Indonesia. As not as usual the mosque will be filled by people from the children till oldster to worship and competing in goodness. Most of stores and restaurants will be closed, but you could find a lot of street vendors in the afternoon ,sell the various kinds of meals and cake or it's called "Takjil" for break the fast. Then, before dawn prayer azan comes, most of people especially teeneger tends to break their fast together or it's called by "Ngabuburit" it's something like, meet up, hang out or walking in the park with friends before break the fast. Afterward, around a week to prior to Lebaran, the people would like to back to the village or "Mudik" and celebrate Lebaran with the big family and relatives. There are some things of Indonesian activities during Ramadhan.
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Ramadhan in Indonesia
Ramadhan in Indonesia.Ramadhan is a holy month for Muslims all over the world. Especially for Indonesians, this is the most awaited month for us, therefore there are several things to do or activities in Indonesia. Unusually* the mosque will be filled with people from children to the elderly to worship and competing in goodness. Most stores and restaurants will be closed, but you can still find many street vendors in the afternoon selling various kinds of meals and cake or as it is called; "Takjil" to break the fast. Then, before dawn prayer azan comes, and most people, especially teenagers, tend to break their fast together or it's called; "Ngabuburit". This is something like meeting up, hanging out or walking in the park with friends before breaking the fast. Afterwards, around a week before Lebaran, people like to walk back to the village or "Mudik" and celebrate Lebaran with their extended family. These are some of the Indonesian customs during Ramadhan.
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