Ramadan is also the month to visit family and friends, invite each other, illuminate bazaars, mosques and homes, and one is in general having a good time. Also for the children, Ramadan is feast. Some children, not even old enough to be required to fast, do so anyway, and in the evening they play at home or in town, and in particular they indulge in the amazing variety of cakes and sweets, some of them created only in the context of Ramadan.
It is recommended that during Ramadan adolescents who have reached puberty (about 12-13 years of age) to take part in Ramadan traditions like prayer and fasting. But what about kids who are younger? How can they celebrate and learn more about Ramadan without fasting? Children who are too young to participate in fasting do include them in other activities, such as reading books on Ramadan, arts and crafts associated with the celebration, and helping to prepare meals that we will enjoy in the evening feast.
5 comments:
Gambar yg menarik ditambah dengan info yg bagus.. kipidap uncle :)
nice shots and explanation
Ramadan is the best moment for all the Muslims in the world so lets pray for peace
It is good to start them young. Selamat berpuasa and selamat berbuka puasa!
Selamat Berpuasa Bro.. Or should I say Selamat Berbuka Puasa ??..
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