Greetings of Eid to my fellow Muslim brothers and sisters.
Even though it's a day of celebration, don't forget the Muslims who are suffering.
May Allah help us all.
May Allah help us all.
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BittersweetPotato · 31-35, F
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@BittersweetPotato I didn't say we shouldn't be. Again, we should remember everyone and I just specifically wrote about Muslims for this post.
I hope you have a good day.
I hope you have a good day.
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@BittersweetPotato Come on, at least let the guy have one place where he can think of his brothers and sisters in faith.
He doesn't tell you what you can and can't post about - and the fact that he mentions Eid specifically implies that he has just gotten through the fasting of Ramadan for the year. Few other faiths fast like Muslims do for Ramadan.
Sure, Catholics also fast - but their fasting has been watered down over recent years and now tends to be over ever shortening time periods.
It used to be that the Eucharist was the first thing that you could eat on Mass day if you were receiving - now, you only need to refrain from eating for an hour prior to receiving... and that hour is covered by your time attending Mass anyway.
He doesn't tell you what you can and can't post about - and the fact that he mentions Eid specifically implies that he has just gotten through the fasting of Ramadan for the year. Few other faiths fast like Muslims do for Ramadan.
Sure, Catholics also fast - but their fasting has been watered down over recent years and now tends to be over ever shortening time periods.
It used to be that the Eucharist was the first thing that you could eat on Mass day if you were receiving - now, you only need to refrain from eating for an hour prior to receiving... and that hour is covered by your time attending Mass anyway.
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@HijabaDabbaDoo EM. :)
Katie01 · F
What building you planning on bombing to celebrate?