Ramdaniat

**bundy** · 09-06-2008, 08:33 PM

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المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة khalijia-89

24th of Ramadan 1428 was the worst EVER

It was my last day home

I was thinking

: how can I walk away when my heart wants to stay especially in these holly days?? The answer was because I have to

I wasn’t ready to fly 36 hours. I wasn’t ready to arrive in a foreign country. I wasn’t ready to step on the plane to New Zealand. My tears were coming and going. The more I thought about the more I started to cry. I was wishing I had never decided to leave, but I know in retrospect that I'm being stupid because this is a good experience for me

My first stop was in Dubai

. Before landing the air host staffs were busy with distributing their tasteless food

One of them said while giving me the meal: Ha baba

!! do not eat it now, you suppose to be fasting right? So, after the prayer of Maghreb do whatever you want with it. Understood

And I was like: huh, are you talking to me?!!

Am 18

The trip continued to Bangkok. It was horrible; most of the passengers were Muslims and Arabs. But, unfortunately they were DRUNK

. They missed the whole point of Ramadan

Finally, in New Zealand after more than 40 hours moving from airport to another!! Where another story began

I will come back later to complete it

see you

salam alukiem sister khilija ... first of all welcome back to english section

oh so it's almost a year now and you're in " cow's country"

mashallah ... may allah help you my lil sister and really it's a long way from bahrain

to nz. wow. you let me remember when i left saudi arabia and it was

in the night before eid eldha. it was almost the same as you

except without crying

part.

well, about the muslims people... you know and i know very well about them

and we dont have anything in our hand except to say

الله يهديهم

thanks a lot sister and i'm glad that u put your print here in this subject

and waiting for more from you soon inshallah

till that time take care sis

Rose Of Hope · 09-06-2008, 10:34 PM

Hello Bundy ^^

I don't recall any of my early childhood fasting stories..weird

,huh

Well, my first fasting experience in the U.S. was quite interesting.

I used to live at that time with a host family and had to take the bus

everyday going and coming back from school. My ESL classes would

sometimes end after the Iftar so I'd wait until the end of class to break

my fast. I'd put few dates in my backpack. In case I finish early, I'd go

with my friends to MSA Iftars. Most colleges around the US have Muslim

Students Association chapters that organize weekly or daily Iftars for

students on their campuses. It was an unforgettable experience...

Thank You lil bro for the nice topic,,,

Rose

**bundy** · 09-06-2008, 11:20 PM

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المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة Rose Of Hope

Hello Bundy ^^

I don't recall any of my early childhood fasting stories..weird

,huh

Well, my first fasting experience in the U.S. was quite interesting.

I used to live at that time with a host family and had to take the bus

everyday going and coming back from school. My ESL classes would

sometimes end after the Iftar so I'd wait until the end of class to break

my fast. I'd put few dates in my backpack. In case I finish early, I'd go

with my friends to MSA Iftars. Most colleges around the US have Muslim

Students Association chapters that organize weekly or daily Iftars for

students on their campuses. It was an unforgettable experience...

Thank You lil bro for the nice topic,,,

Rose

Hola sister Rose

first of all Ramadan Kareem for you sister

lol, umm when i was back home i didn't remember a lot of stories in Ramadan

except the delicious food from my mom's hand

which i already miss it so much

wow, so your ESL calsses still till that time wow that was sad

lol and putting dates in your bag is lol

thx god till now in ramadan i dont have classes in Iftar's time

we have MSA here but the last year... they did it daily iftar but i went there once or twice

i like to cook by myself although i was alone last year

but now i'm with my roomi

( roommate) and one day he cooks and the other day

i do

Thanks a lot sister for passing by and inshallah we'll see you soon

and good luck in your skool

take care

**bundy** · 09-07-2008, 09:49 PM

salam alukiem

i'm back to say a story of mine while it was the last ramadan at home in 2005

i remembered that i had one oral class at night and it was 2 days a week

it was herrible because no other classes in first year have it at night except us and

it was from 8 to 10 and the way at that time is

they had to fix it and people in the high is speeding like from 140 km/hr. and more

almost everyday they had accident

at that time

my mom used to be scared on me

but i said Allah is here and there

anyways, one time there was an old man came without any respect and stay infront of me

he came from an exist and didn't speed up and the other lane is for speeders

and he didn't speed .... i was about to crash his car from behind but thx god

it didn't happen... i have a stick in my car

which is from my uncle for people

and because we're in ramadan and he's an old man. i didn't do anything to him

i told my father and he said i'll take the stick from you .. i was like noooooooooo

it helps me

and it did

and inshallah i'll tell u the story later on

but it wasn't in ramadan

**طواش** · 09-20-2008, 07:14 PM

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المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة bundy

salam alukiem

i'm back to say a story of mine while it was the last ramadan at home in 2005

i remembered that i had one oral class at night and it was 2 days a week

it was herrible because no other classes in first year have it at night except us and

it was from 8 to 10 and the way at that time is

they had to fix it and people in the high is speeding like from 140 km/hr. and more

almost everyday they had accident

at that time

my mom used to be scared on me

but i said Allah is here and there

anyways, one time there was an old man came without any respect and stay infront of me

he came from an exist and didn't speed up and the other lane is for speeders

and he didn't speed .... i was about to crash his car from behind but thx god

it didn't happen... i have a stick in my car

which is from my uncle for people

and because we're in ramadan and he's an old man. i didn't do anything to him

i told my father and he said i'll take the stick from you .. i was like noooooooooo

it helps me

and it did

and inshallah i'll tell u the story later on

but it wasn't in ramadan

Come on man, we are awaiting the rest of the story

Regards

ساعة حزن · 09-26-2008, 01:54 AM

Hey Bundy
This isn't really something Ramadan related
but it happened in Ramadan

The other day i was hanging out with my cousin.. he's three
anyway, so he says: you know, when i grow up i want to be a doctor
i say: what?? you wanna be a doctor
he says: yeeees a doctor, you know what i will do
i say: what
he says: I'm going to fix broken hearts, you know how
i have to admit i was honestly curious so i ask how
and he says: with sticky tape and glue

he's so adorable!! he's my favorite cousin <333

**BrAv3_h3ArT** · 09-26-2008, 06:39 PM

بِسْمِ اللهِ الرَّحْمَنِ الرِّحِيْم

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First of all I shoud remind you

That To night will be the Laylat alqadar

So,

Work hard and double your worship

Then

I of my past memories about ramadan is That I used to hope 29 Days Ramadan only

It was so funny

That's it

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BRAVE
HEART

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