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Ramadhan al mubarak
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Now that Ramadhan is coming closer (15 days (ish)). How are all the Muslim members of this forum going to prepare for it. I usually start eating less and less untill the day before of Ramadhan so my stomach gets used to me not eating as much. 
When are your mosques predicting Ramadhan to be on? Lets hope it's not like last years disaster were everyone was fasting on different days.
Ramadhan al mubarak everyone.
When are your mosques predicting Ramadhan to be on? Lets hope it's not like last years disaster were everyone was fasting on different days.
Ramadhan al mubarak everyone.
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I usually eat more and more as it gets closer..no logic, just anticipation..:o
i feel inclined to say a joke about this but i will restrain myself
Go on simmons, I won't be offended, promise.
Loool. Strange person. If I do this, then before Dawn, I don't feel hungry. Then once I have started fasting at dinner time, I fell hungry.. lool. I always stuff myself at sargi.
haha, i remember the autumn of 08
:rolleyes: good times
Stop trying to fit in simmons.
lol, i'm always hungry:o...believe it or not, i'm not obese or overweight...(cue for simms to confirm that and an oppoturnity for him to fit in)
its going to be so difficult because its summer. My brothers are flying in and we're probably going to end up playing cricket or something:eek: I'll be dead by the end of the day:p
i can confirm that holes is neither obese nor overwieght;), shes perfect;)
i would feel faint by the end of the day if i dont eat
actually i feel faint in the mornings, because i have low blood pressure:mad:
good luck;)
no probs
http://www.123greetings.com/events/ramadan/wishes/wishes27.html
Spank you very much.
My logical thing went down the drain. Just had fried egg and toast.
Quite special.
I was in Tesco yesterday and they have one of those Advent calenders, but for Ramadhan. And a whole isle dedicated to savings and a banner stretching across that isle saying "Ramadhan Mubarak". Good offers on Rubicon Mango.
The first two days are going to be the worst. But I think we will get used to it after a few days like always. I think this is the longest I've ever had to keep a fast though.
Come on in. :cool:
Yeah. The days are going to be really long everyone's saying. Plus with school thrown in with the mix. :eek::eek:
Sorry for my ignorance
Well. At around 3 or 4 n the morning (before dawn) you wake up, eat whatever you can, make an intention not eat, pray the early morning prayer, then go to sleep, or some go to work, or some read the Quran. The after you have made the intention you can't eat or drink anything (including cigs, not even allowed to have sex) until sunset, which then you break the fast and do all of the above and more.
Wow, that is awesome. Do you personally take the time off work? I can imagine it must be difficult to eat and sleep within only a few hours?
No. you still go work, you don't stay awake all night. You wake up before dawn, in time to close the fast before it, then just eat whatever you can then sleep.
Or maybe I miss-understood your question.