Excellent idea… as usual. Knowledge that’s not practiced is not only of no benefit but becomes a witness against its owner. May Allah save us from learning and not practicing.
]]>Assalamualaikum
I would like to urge the people of the Bangladeshi community to understand.
That the mentality of receiving iftar food from the brides side particularly the groom side expects and demanding iftar is totally unacceptable and it should be educated to
The people concerned may Allah s.w.t give us tawfik to avoid this un necessary tradition/cultural practice and get engaged more in ibaadah in this month ameen.
My understanding is that “Haleem/Haliim” is essentially a Middle Eastern dish, hariisah being another variety of it. Whilst the Middle Eastern (and Persian) Haliim contains wheat, the Subcontinental has daal as well, the most renowned being the Hyderabadi Haliim. The word Haleem gets its name from persian for ‘patience’ because of time and effort to prepare it.
]]>Muhammed M Bashir from Nigeria
]]>May Allah make it a beneficial one dear sis, and may He make it easy for you. amin
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