This sacred month is an equalizer, when rich and poor will both feel what it means to go hungry. It is a reminder that we are one and the same to Allah. The end of the month is commemorated with community gatherings where those that are able are required to feed the homeless and less fortunate.
For 30 days, Muslims do not allow anything to pass their lips from dawn to dusk. This includes eating, drinking, smoking, kissing, etc. The only exceptions are menstruating, pregnant or breastfeeding women and those that are ill or traveling.
In 2011 I started a 30 days of Ramadan Crafty Challenge.
My daughters and I will be continuing this tradition with 30 more crafts starting tomorrow.
Ramadan Kareem!
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| 30 days of Ramadan Crafty Challenge 2014 |
2 comments:
Can't wait to see what you come up with this year!
Me too! :-)
It's been fun to research craft books and Pinterest boards to come up with the ideas.
If you have any suggestions for sites to visit, please post them.
Ramadan Kareem!
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