I remember living in Bahrain during Ramadan. Eating or drinking outside during fasting hours was prohibited for everyone and they used to fire a cannon to signify the breaking of the fast. My dad used to take me to a colleague's house for Eid and we'd have Arabic tea and coffee and then have food with everyone sitting on the floor with the food in the middle. Then I'd get money, which was clearly one of my favourite bits π
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I hope it brings you peace and serenity my friend π€
Do cherish family time⦠having Iftar alone sucks big time
Do cherish family time⦠having Iftar alone sucks big time

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@HijabaDabbaDoo there is but itβs in a sketchy area π₯² and it seems that the mosques here are based on nationality, like an Indian mosque or a Somali mosque so anybody whoβs an βoutsiderβ would stick out like a sore thumb π₯Ή
HijabaDabbaDoo Β· F
@SW-User Try the city centre lol. Also, yes. They're usually in pockets of communities but I'm sure they'll embrace you if you go.

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@HijabaDabbaDoo I hope so, thank you for the tips! π€
Katie01 Β· F
And allu ackbar to you too
tenente Β· 36-40, M
ramadan kareem π
HijabaDabbaDoo Β· F
@tenente thank youππ



