15 minutes agoFasting of believers. Islamic practitioner shows sacrifice, obligations
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)The Amen is more than a believer. She has been an intern for Islamic Islam since she was eight, when she first fasted. Since then, though, she has been fasting year after year, even today, when she numbers 19 years of life. Fasting is a beautiful sacrifice because you just don't consume food understand the importance and the risks [...]
The Amen is more than a believer. She has been an intern for Islamic Islam since she was eight, when she first fasted. Since then, though, she has been fasting year after year, even today, when she numbers 19 years of life.
Fasting is a beautiful sacrifice because you don't consume food, you understand the importance and the beauty of food. It is a challenge to me because fasting is not easy, not only a fast on my part but also a fast with your mouth, not to offend, which today has become difficult to speak well. There's also good spiritual, you're feeling very calm”, says Amena the old, Muslim Muslim.
She is very young, but she attends rituals with precision. Yet, it shows that at times it is difficult to wake up for eye - to - eye eating.
It's good and it's got a lot of nerve, but sometimes I don't eat my eyebrow because I can't sleep. Grandpa and mother do not fast because they are old, but we compensate by feeding a poor person in the 30 days of Ramadan. Me, Mom, Dad and sister fast”, says Amina.
After 15 hours of eating and drinking, each Muslim believer, even non - interns, waits for the hour when prayers and food begin.
The moment we break up the iftar is love, it's not that there are specific things, but it can be zemzen water, blessed water, you can open it with date palms, you can eat typical foods, meat, salads, it's not meant to be restricted. After we've eaten, that food needs to be digested and we train it by being forgiven”, Amena shows.
One of the pillars of Muslim faith is fasting. But the garment that covers the female body is another obligation that is written in the Koran. Amina put up her headscarf at the age of 7, without her mother's will, and she forgives 5 meals every day. But he says that his apologies have not prevented him from leading the life he wants.
My “Life all my dreams that I've had go on the same way, only that I proudly wear this tissue, that doesn't cover my mind or character, but some things I don't want to see. It's like that house that has everything in it, has fasting, has everything else and covers it, the beautiful one to finalize”, she says.
