The sighting of the Shawwal Moon marks the beginning of Eid Al Fitr and the end of Ramadan. At 8PM this evening of 3rd of June 2019, the moon-sighting panels from Saudi Arabia and UAE convened the end of Ramadan then declares 4th of June 2019 as the first day of Eid Al Fitr. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); After the twenty-nine (29) days of fasting and sacrifice, the crescent moon has been sighted using telescope that marks the declaration of Eid Al Fitr for all Islamic Nations. The Saudi Supreme Court announces the sighting of the moon and the declaration of the holiday. The social media has been filled with different greetings expressing the celebration of Eid Al Fitr. Most of family and friends in Gulf Countries are now being one with the celebration. Eid Al Fitr is from Arabic word means “Festival of Breaking the Fast”. It is a festival being celebrated by Muslims all over the world that marks the end of the fasting month of Ramadan. The conclusion of 29 or 30 day fasting during the Holy Month of Ramadan will depend on the sighting of new moon. The day of Eid falls on the first day of Shawwal month in Hijri Calendar. Eid is being declared usually for th
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Iftar is the most important meal eaten by our Muslim brothers and sisters after sunset during the holy month of Ramadan. Due to long hours of fasting, some people prefer to eat their Iftar in luxurious hotels and restaurants. Don’t think that Iftar is only for Muslim people, basically all religions are welcome to celebrate even though they are not fasting. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Ramadan Gate Tent is located at the Mezzanine Floor of Hyatt Regency, Al Kout Mall, Fahaheel, Kuwait. Advance reservation is required, and you may call their Telephone Number at +96523931234 to reserve your seat. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); There is wide a Iftar buffet selection of International delicacies and Arabic gourmet with interactive cooking stations. Experience live Arabic music performance while you are eating you Iftar. Iftar buffet cost KWD 16.00 per person but if you are subscribed to entertainer, then your companion is free of charge. View this post on Instagram #iftar #ramadan #fasting #food #blessings #kuwait A post
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This Ramadan, most of our Muslim brothers and sisters are taking fasting. Selecting essential foods is necessary and below is the My Plate Guide. “My Plate” is a designed for healthy eating which consists of basic Five Food Groups such as Grains, Vegetables, Fruits, Dairy, Protein. Before you eat, think first what goes on your plate. You should eat the right number of calories, limit your sugar and salt intakes, use small amounts of fat as they may contain high calories and drink water instead of sugar drinks or soda. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Fill half of your plate with fruits and vegetable, make half your whole grains. For proteins, go for lean choices such as grill, roast or boil instead of frying. Ensure you drink your dairy by using low fat products or fat free. Grains are foods made from rice, potato, oats, wheat and barley such as pasta, corn, cereals, bread and legumes. These food group are important sources of energy for the body including dietary fiber, Vitamin B and minerals. How to increase whole grain foods; Use whole grain flour or oatmeal for making cookies and other baked products Choose whole wheat bread and brown rice instead of white r
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This 2019, Ramadan confirmed to start on Monday May 6, 2019 despite the moon crescent was not sighted in Saudi Arabia on Saturday evening. Australia was the first country to announce May 6 as the start of the holy month of Ramadan. Ramadan is the month in which the Holy Quran was revealed to Prophet Mohammed (peace be upon him). It is the 9th month of Hijra or Islamic Calendar and it is considered as the holiest month in the Islamic Religion. Hijra calendar is based on lunar calendar, the timing of the month of Ramadan comes forward by approximately 10 to 12 days every year. This is the month where Muslims fast between dawn and sunset. During fasting, nothing must pass between their lips or mouth. As a sign of respect to our Muslim brothers and sisters who are fasting, non-Muslims are expected not to eat, drink or smoke in public places during fasting hours. They are free to do so at their homes and specific designated areas. Most countries having majority of Muslim population do impose such restrictions. However, each country has different approach in implementing these restrictions. The Dubai Mall and Mall of the Emirates in UAE will continue to open their food court during the
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