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@Kalkulus001 · 1 year ago

The thirst is over and it's festive period

Eid Fitr: Barka De salah The thirst is gone and the festive period is activated. Eid Fitr is a big festival righteous Muslim observe at the end of fasting in the month of Ramadan. People come toge...

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@Sarifulgazi · 1 year ago

10 Strange traditions from around the world during Eid al-Fitr

The holiday Eid al-Fitr is celebrated by millions of Muslims around the world every year to mark the end of Ramadan, the holy month where Muslims fast from dawn until dusk and refrain from drinking, e...

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@Sarifulgazi · 1 year ago

'A Brief History of the Meaning of Eid al-Fitr'

Eid al-Fitr, which means festival of breaking the fast in Arabic, celebrates the end of Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of fasting. Muslims typically abstain from food and drink from dawn until sunse...

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@Esp130 · 1 year ago

Announcement: Bangladesh will celebrate Eid UL Fitar Celebration at Tuesday, 3rd-April-2022

Date: 1st-May-2022 Sunday Hello my lovely friends from all over the world. What's up to all of you? I hope all of you are fine with lots of happiness. i am feeling better than past. I don't care wha...

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@Sarifulgazi · 1 year ago

10 Mistakes People Make When They're Dating

Kama Sutra mit Master.... Dating can be an exciting, exhilarating time in your life, but it can also be full of mistakes and missteps if you don’t know what you’re doing. Here are ten mistakes people...

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@Sarifulgazi · 1 year ago

10 Surprising Facts You Didn't Know About Eid al Fitr

Eid al Fitr, or Eid for short, is an Islamic religious holiday that marks the end of Ramadan, the month in which Muslims fast from dawn to dusk. The two-day celebration starts at sundown on the first...

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@Sarifulgazi · 1 year ago

5 Ways to Celebrate Eid

Eid al Fitr is one of the two religious holidays in Islam, along with Eid al Adha. The former marks the end of Ramadan, while the latter marks the end of Hajj (or pilgrimage). On this day, Muslims cel...

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@Sarifulgazi · 1 year ago

10 Psychological Benefits of Fasting

Fasting has been practiced by millions of people throughout the world, and it has even been used as part of religious practices throughout history. Many health benefits have been associated with fasti...

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@Sarifulgazi · 1 year ago

Here are 5 reasons why you should start fasting today

Fasting, while not always considered to be healthy, can actually be good for you as long as you do it correctly. Whether you’re fasting through medically supervised programs or fasting on your own, he...

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@Sarifulgazi · 1 year ago

10 Proven Benefits of Fasting

A person who fasts does not eat food or drink any liquids from midnight to the following sunset on one or more days each week, generally in commemoration of religious figures such as Jesus Christ or B...

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@Kalkulus001 · 1 year ago

Key Points on Zakātul Fitr. ✓ Is Zakātul Fitr compulsory? Majority of the Scholars opine that it is compulsory. ✓ Upon whom is Zakātul Fitr compulsory? It is compulsory upon a matured male or fem...

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@Shawon130 · 1 year ago

The life lamp of the world's oldest woman stopped-We will Miss You | Kane Tanaka

Date: 28- April- 2022 Thursday Hello how are you? Wish for all of your success. I am not well at the time. Hey first of all I would like to say all of you that. I will go to 10 days holiday. Do all o...

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