Friday, 15 March 2013

how I celerate Eid

    As a Muslim, Hari Raya Aidilfitri or Eid will be celebrated by the Muslims after one month of fasting from foods and drinks from Subuh until Maghrib , fasting is to teach Muslims on how to be modest and understand those who are in poverty. This festival will be celebrated proximately a month. In Malaysia and other countries, the Muslims will have early preparation for the festive season such as to decorate their house, make cookies, buying new clothes and so on. Similar to all festive season, everyone is enjoying the celebration of Eid especially children and plus family members can gather to take a trip down memory lane together. The night before the Eid, families will be busy preparing everything for the celebration the next morning, usually, everyone in the family would be up late including the children who would definitely enjoy playing crackers and lighting up the ‘pelita’ which is lamp oil with cousins, nephew and nieces. On the morning of Eid, everyone would wake up early in the morning to go to the mosque for an Eid prayer. Then they would come home and enjoy delicious traditional food such as ‘ketupat’, ‘rendang’, and lemang. On a table in the living room they would prepare cookies inside colourful jars for the guests that would come to their house and it is also a tradition for guest to receive what we call ‘duit raya’ from the host. Family members would ask for each other forgiveness and the elder would give money to the younger family member in decorative envelope.
The Eid also is a season where family member got close together by visiting each other, even though they live very far away,  it is also an obligation for family members to visit their relatives in order to strengthen their family bond.

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