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Embracing the Spirit of Ramadhan in Moscow

02 September 2009 1 views


Jata NegaraEmbassy staff and family members gather for iftar and tarawih prayers as part of the weekly Ramadhan month activities.

 

 


Dato' Ambassador and staff members perform the Tarawih prayers
Dato' Ambassador and staff members perform the Tarawih prayers

 

As customarily held during every Ramadhan, the Embassy staff and family members would join together on Saturdays for iftar and perform the Maghrib, Isya' as well as the Tarawih prayers together. Apart from performing one's religious obligation, programmes such as this allows family members to bond and cultivate closer ties among each other.

 

The programme usually starts of around half an hour before break fast whereby the Embassy's resident "Ustaz", Staff Sergent Dzulkarnain would hold brief a religious class for all the Muslim children.

 

Staff Dzul with the children
Staff Dzul with the children

 

Dato' Ambassador, Datin Saripah, Embassy staff and family members would then together break fast at around 8.32pm with light refreshments before performing Maghrib prayers. Dinner, which is collectively prepared by Embassy members, would start immediately after Maghrib prayers, with Isya' and Tarawih prayers performed around an hour and a half later. The weekly programme would usually be capped with a "more" and hot drinks.

 

Staff Embassy staff breaking fast
Embassy Staff staff breaking fast with the home-made delicacies

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