A very beautiful sunset.
And a hungry refeed.
Still fasting. OMAD.
After work. At home.
Normally this is me.
You know me by now!
But...
Ramadan is coming.
I remember in the Gulf War
Ramadan was a time of peace - and quiet.
Ramadan is always peaceful
If someone tells you otherwise ...
They. Are. Lying.
Or uninformed.
From a base of purest respect
For a family I serve,
I have agreed to adorn myself
With this simple
And lovely Hijab.
For the month of Ramadan.
Just the Hijab.
That’s the head covering.
I have no Abayu.
An Abayu is the kaftan like “frock.”
Unfortunately, it makes me look
Much older!
lol!!
The family was so impressed
That I took it upon myself
To fast and wear the Hijab,
They gave me this
Beautiful English version Quran.
💖🐍💖
Ramadan involves Dry Fasting
From sunup till sundown
Every day for about a month.
DRY fasting.
That’s no food or water.
Maybe 16/8
Which is a pretty generous window.
What a wonderful opportunity
For healing.
I feel so good about this
A month in a Fasting state?
I’m already prepping.
They said that if can go with them
At the end of Ramadan -
To the Mosque for a feast
To break the fast.
I must admit. I think
that would be awesome!
I tried once years ago to observe with my hubby ... I gave up after a couple of days. My wonky work schedule made it hard.
ReplyDeleteRight! Nothing easy about dry fasting. I’m going to try try try, though!
ReplyDeleteGood luck! I would have to be sipping my water, don’t think I could hack it “dry”...
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