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27/06/2023

Eid Mubarak
Eid al-Adha is one of the two days of Muslims and agree on the 10th of Dhu al-Hijjah after the end of the stand on the day of Arafa, the position where the Muslim pilgrims to perform the most important rituals of Hajj, and ends on 13 Dhu al-Hijjah. This is also a commemoration of the story of Abraham when he saw the vision of God to sacrifice his son Ismail, and after the ratification of his son and vision, God ordered him to sacrifice his son, so Muslims are approaching God on this day to sacrifice an animal (sheep, cow, camel..).
The meat is then distributed to relatives, friends, and the poor - hence the name Eid al-Adha. In the morning you go and pray and you can hear the takbeer from the mosque. The imam (sheik) then preaches two khutbahs, and silent prayers are spoken. As for the ruling on Eid prayer, it is obligatory. Udhiyah is one of the rituals of Islam, which brings Muslims closer to God by offering slaughter of cattle from the first days of Eid al-Adha until the last days of Tashreeq.
The animals should be clean animals without any defects and the camels, cattle and sheep must be a particular age. Otherwise, the sacrifice will be not recognized.
The streets are busiest for new clothes, food and pastries. After Eid prayers, people go to their homes to congratulate their families and relatives. The whole family meets, the animal is slaughtered and sweets are served with coffee.
These are the customs of many Muslim countries.
Happy Eid everyone!

22/03/2023

Ramadan
Ramadan in Egypt turns the Egyptian street with the proven vision of the crescent to a beautiful celebration, activating the movement of people in the markets to meet the needs of Ramadan recognized and adorn the streets with the noise of vendors and colorful lanterns and more beautiful, the beautiful view of children carrying lanterns with Ramadan.
Some people may like to drink fresh juices such as orange, mango or salmon. After returning from prayer, people begin to eat food that fills the table with all kinds of food. Food and many of them, such as malukhya, soups and vegetables, and bakeries, green salad or yoghurt with cucumber, stuffed grape leaves, grilled chicken or some grilled chicken and kofta, and women compete with each other to prepare breakfast, Do you and relatives.
After the completion of the breakfast to be sweetened with some sweets, the most famous ones: kanafah, katayef, baklava, mahlabi and Umm Ali, Balah al-Sham.
Tarawih prayers
A mosque during Ramadan in Cairo
People pray for Taraweeh prayers in different mosques, where the most complete of prayers are held at different ages. Women have a share in this field. Many mosques have dedicated a section of women to perform these worshiping rituals. Taraweeh prays a medium prayer where the imam recites part or less of it. But there are many mosques in which worshipers pray in three parts, but there are those who pray in ten parts, starting with prayer after dinner and ending late at night.

24/12/2022

Merry Christmas
What is Christmas and how is it celebrated across the world?
All Christmas traditions vary from country to country.
In many countries the use of the Christmas tree adorned with lights is a festive time - families get together to ‘trim the tree’ hanging ornaments that will glisten off the lights.
Other traditions include the hanging of advent wreaths welcoming visitors to your home, placing Christmas stockings that will be filled with goodies on Christmas Eve for the young and the old! The giving of candy canes is a relatively new tradition dating back to 1837 when they were created for an exhibition in Massachusetts. People later gave meaning to the J-shape - meaning Jesus and the colors of red and white representing the blood he shed and the purity of his soul.
The setting out of cookies and milk for Santa on Christmas Eve is derived from an earlier tradition where stocking were left stuffed with goodies for Santa. Now the stockings are full of presents for the family and Santa is given a gesture of a sweet snack - some people even leave out carrots for the reindeer.
The creation of nativity scenes depicting the birth of Jesus and the singing of Christmas Carols may be sung and stories told about such figures as the Baby Jesus, St Nicholas, Kris Kringle or Santa Claus, Father Christmas, and/or Grandfather/Jack Frost. All of these stories have been made popular by authors such as Charles Dickens and in multiple Christmas movies and television shows that can be viewed throughout the 12 Days of Christmas.

30/04/2022

Al Eid
Eid is one of the most beautiful days of the Arab and Islamic nation. We are waiting for this joy throughout the year for the beauty of the rituals we are performing. God has given the Arab and Islamic nation two holidays: Eid al-Adha and Eid al-Fitr, each of which has its own joy. Eid al-Fitr was named because people can eat during the day after fasting the holy month of Ramadan, as it begins on the first day of the month of Shawwal. It is a gift from Allah to the Muslims after performing this great pillar, but the Muslim must pay money for the poor imposed by God on the Muslim worshipers before the sun sets the last day of Ramadan. Worshippers gather after the sun rises and perform the Eid prayer and everyone is keen to wear new clothes, eat salted fish and nuts, and although some prefer dishes of meat, onions and tahini. Most shops are closed during the days of Eid, the children are more joy as the celebration of the holiday continues. The festival in Egypt means new clothes, playing games, eating cakes and visiting entertainment places such as parks, cinema, amusement parks, meeting friends, visiting relatives and exchanging greetings. Parks and amusement parks provide the means to play and spend time outdoors. Eid al-Adiyah is one of the main features of the Eid celebration. Children wait from the first days of the Eid, as parents provide money to the children for entertainment. On the occasion of Eid the markets are flourishing, and the celebration of the Eid should bring joy to the family members. Many believe that Eid cakes began in Egypt with the beginning of the Fatimid era, but the historical fact confirms that it began much earlier. Egyptians had it since the days of the Pharaohs. The ancient Egyptians used to make cakes in the shape of the sun's disk made from wheat flour, margarine and honey.

28/04/2022

Laylat Alqadr
The Night of Power is a night in which an important occasion occurred in the month of Ramadan, where Muslims believe that the Holy Quran was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him. And it is proven in the Sunnah of the Prophetic Propagation to investigate this night especially in the last ten days of the month of Ramadan, and especially the individual days of the last ten days, where it is mentioned in the Qur'aan that it is better than a thousand months. Muslims believe that God Almighty ordered the night of fate, he said (and I know what the night of fate), that the night of fate is a great thing, and that it is better than a thousand months, he said: (the night of fate is better than a thousand months), that good work will be worth to God good Of work in a thousand months. And whoever gets the vision of some of the signs of the night of fate vigilant has got his vision, and most of the signs does not appear until after you go, such as: that the sun shows the sun without a ray, or red, or that the night is moderate is not cold and hot, and hard In the performance and obedience and happened that night received a great blessing blessings of the reward of worship that night, the Messenger of God: "Who rose the night of fate faith and calculation forgave him the above of his sin" Narrated by Bukhari.
If the number of rak'ahs is a little or too much, and the length of the prayer is better than the prostration of prostration, while reading is less, it is easier for Allaah to invite an hourly call to see it as a sign of the answer. God said in this night, then God said: (The angels and the Spirit descend upon them with the permission of their Lord of all orders) and narrated from the Messenger of Allah that he said: "If the night of fate Gabriel went down in the Kaaba (any group) of the angels pray and hand over every slave or base Remember God Vtzlon from the sunset to the dawn of dawn " This is not the case, as it is common amon

02/04/2022

Ramadan in Egypt
Ramadan in Egypt turns the Egyptian street with the proven vision of the crescent to a beautiful celebration, activating the movement of people in the markets to meet the needs of Ramadan recognized and adorn the streets with the noise of vendors and colorful lanterns and more beautiful, the beautiful view of children carrying lanterns with Ramadan.
Some people may like to drink fresh juices such as orange, mango or salmon. After returning from prayer, people begin to eat food that fills the table with all kinds of food. Food and many of them, such as malukhya, soups and vegetables, and bakeries, green salad or yoghurt with cucumber, stuffed grape leaves, grilled chicken or some grilled chicken and kofta, and women compete with each other to prepare breakfast, Do you and relatives.
After the completion of the breakfast to be sweetened with some sweets, the most famous ones: kanafah, katayef, baklava, mahlabi and Umm Ali, Balah al-Sham.
Tarawih prayers
A mosque during Ramadan in Cairo
People pray for Taraweeh prayers in different mosques, where the most complete of prayers are held at different ages. Women have a share in this field. Many mosques have dedicated a section of women to perform these worshiping rituals. Taraweeh prays a medium prayer where the imam recites part or less of it. But there are many mosques in which worshipers pray in three parts, but there are those who pray in ten parts, starting with prayer after dinner and ending late at night.

24/12/2021

Merry Christmas
What is Christmas and how is it celebrated across the world?
All Christmas traditions vary from country to country.
In many countries the use of the Christmas tree adorned with lights is a festive time - families get together to ‘trim the tree’ hanging ornaments that will glisten off the lights.
Other traditions include the hanging of advent wreaths welcoming visitors to your home, placing Christmas stockings that will be filled with goodies on Christmas Eve for the young and the old! The giving of candy canes is a relatively new tradition dating back to 1837 when they were created for an exhibition in Massachusetts. People later gave meaning to the J-shape - meaning Jesus and the colors of red and white representing the blood he shed and the purity of his soul.
The setting out of cookies and milk for Santa on Christmas Eve is derived from an earlier tradition where stocking were left stuffed with goodies for Santa. Now the stockings are full of presents for the family and Santa is given a gesture of a sweet snack - some people even leave out carrots for the reindeer.
The creation of nativity scenes depicting the birth of Jesus and the singing of Christmas Carols may be sung and stories told about such figures as the Baby Jesus, St Nicholas, Kris Kringle or Santa Claus, Father Christmas, and/or Grandfather/Jack Frost. All of these stories have been made popular by authors such as Charles Dickens and in multiple Christmas movies and television shows that can be viewed throughout the 12 Days of Christmas.