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Iftar Meals
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18 Sep 2008 Thu 04:09 pm |
The so called mercy tables of Egypt’s are a most ubiquitous feature during Ramadan, they are a means through which this country’s Muslims try to deepen this faith.
With soaring food prices, free iftar meals are the only solace for poor Egyptians.
http://www.islamonline.net/english/news/2008-09/14/05.shtml
Question: Can somebody please inform me, do they also exist in Turkey?
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18 Sep 2008 Thu 05:25 pm |
Ramazan is mercy month so you can see the reflections of that with a different version on every Muslim countries depend on their own traditions i think and ´´İftar Çadırı´´ is the most common helphing method on Turkey,and thsitents has a great sensation athmospher..´´Komşusu açken tok yatan bizden değildir-They are not from us who is sleeping in comfort while their neighbour suffering in hunger´´,i think this words enough nice quide for all of us to share more and more.BTW hi again to all TC users after ong time
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18 Sep 2008 Thu 07:40 pm |
MrX, lovely to see you!
Iftar... is that opposite to Suhur? Tell us about it please...
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18 Sep 2008 Thu 09:39 pm |
İftar Çadırı Türkiye´de
El Rahman tables in Egypt ´thats what we call them´
Good to see you MrX
Ramazanın mübarek olsun !
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18 Sep 2008 Thu 10:04 pm |
I still don´t know what İftar Çadırı is and what these tents are all about...
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18 Sep 2008 Thu 10:25 pm |
I still don´t know what İftar Çadırı is and what these tents are all about...
"İftar" is the time when you break your fast and eat. In these tents there are meal offered to people for iftar.
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18 Sep 2008 Thu 10:37 pm |
"İftar" is the time when you break your fast and eat. In these tents there are meal offered to people for iftar.
You mean it´s the evening meal or when someone breaks the fasting during the day?
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18 Sep 2008 Thu 11:10 pm |
When people break their fast
At the dusk.
Those tents serve meals for people,for anyone,the poor,the one who is travelling,the one who was going home and Ezan called and its time to break his fast
Anyone can sit and eat,as MrX has said,no one will feel hungry in ramazan,no one will eat knowing that there are some people who cant afford to eat and break their fast
Ohh,i wish all days would be like this,not only in Ramazan!
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18 Sep 2008 Thu 11:52 pm |
Oh, ok Thanks...
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19 Sep 2008 Fri 12:11 am |
Thank you for your explanation, MRX67 and Welcome back!
Recently I was invited to a free Ramadan Dinner after sundown.
These Iftar dinners are they just for the poor only or also for the general public?
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20 Sep 2008 Sat 04:00 am |
Thank you for your explanation, MRX67 and Welcome back!
Recently I was invited to a free Ramadan Dinner after sundown.
These Iftar dinners are they just for the poor only or also for the general public?
They are for everyone,but mainly for the poor.
İ mean,if you are at your city and not travelling and got caught in the traffic or something,and Ezan called,you would break your fast over anything even some water * and prefer to go home to have iftar with your family
*Usually you find people at Ezan time giving passengers on the road,small bottles of water,or juice ´here they can give some date also´to break their fast on till they reach their home
They distribute them for free of course
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20 Sep 2008 Sat 07:20 pm |
What are you planning to eat for Iftar today?
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20 Sep 2008 Sat 07:41 pm |
What are you planning to eat for Iftar today?
Catwoman, I found you very interested in "oruç", why don´t you try fasting one day?
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20 Sep 2008 Sat 07:48 pm |
Catwoman, I found you very interested in "oruç", why don´t you try fasting one day?
Hahaha, you are right - maybe I should! But I think I could only do with if I am promised good food in the morning and in the evening...
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20 Sep 2008 Sat 10:01 pm |
Why is nobody responding what they will eat for Iftar?
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20 Sep 2008 Sat 10:14 pm |
Hahaha, you are right - maybe I should! But I think I could only do with if I am promised good food in the morning and in the evening...
I bet the whole day you won´t be doing anything but dreaming of the food you will get in the iftar
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20 Sep 2008 Sat 11:10 pm |
I bet the whole day you won´t be doing anything but dreaming of the food you will get in the iftar
speaking of carnal pleasures.. mmmmm....
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20 Sep 2008 Sat 11:33 pm |
Hahaha, you are right - maybe I should! But I think I could only do with if I am promised good food in the morning and in the evening...
Hahaa haaa,you get the best food ever in Ramazan at both evening and morning meals as you call them lol
Which actually not the main purpose of Ramazan...but that is what is happening in real
Food budget is increasing in that month for all families
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20 Sep 2008 Sat 11:36 pm |
Why is nobody responding what they will eat for Iftar?
Here what i had today,
Köfte,makarna,cips,salata,könefe ´sweet one´,and lots of soft drinks
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