i am new to this forum. i think it would be interesting to hear how everyone celebrates eid....especially since it looks like there are folks from all over the world here. i am in the US. anything special for the kids? what foods do you all make? desserts?
Welcome to our board and it is really good to see people coming on from the US. We have quite a number of members on the board from the US as well.
For me, I m in Egypt, people hear get ready by getting new clothes for the children, make or buy special type of cookies that are only made for Eid. Those cookies are round, thick and filled with either dates, cooked honey, Lukoom (turkish declicacy) and then sprinkled with sugar. There are also assorted biscuits. On the day of Eid, people go out for prayer, then gather for lunch with family members. Children go playing. In most of the cases, people take long holiday and go outside of the city to beaches or other resorts. You know the whether here is still hot.
May Allah accept our prayer, fasting and all ameen.
after Eid Salah we go home or to Family place for breakfast (roast chicken, lamb, pies, smoosas, curries, Rotis, pasta).
The women n Kids mostly dress up , new clothes n stuf. I sleep till ZOhr.
Lunch - again invited and we visit family n mates, everyone offering you the best of their Deserts, chocklates, Burfi, foods Tea, cold drinks n the rest U know.
Supper - at My granny's place, I aint like grannys food much. so
This year Im going for a get together, +- 150 people, BBQ , hire out a hall and chill with friends. Mostly youngsters that left home to live in da city where im at now.
Quote:LOL Mummum >> kids language for food in my hood.
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after Eid Salah we go home or to Family place for breakfast (roast chicken, lamb, pies, smoosas, curries, Rotis, pasta).
The women n Kids mostly dress up , new clothes n stuf. I sleep till ZOhr.
Lunch - again invited and we visit family n mates, everyone offering you the best of their Deserts, chocklates, Burfi, foods Tea, cold drinks n the rest U know.
Supper - at My granny's place, I aint like grannys food much. so
This year Im going for a get together, +- 150 people, BBQ , hire out a hall and chill with friends. Mostly youngsters that left home to live in da city where im at now.
Asalamalaikum
Brother Puppet are you Black south-african or Indian-southAfrican?
In my culture we make Samosas too... this is what somali samosas look like:
Its part of our traditonal food....
We make lot of sweets and rice (basmati) Beef, lots of vegetables, spaghetti and sauce.....and lots more...
Eid for us is about family, food, lots of Kids lol....new clothes, going to eid prayer, visiting family, family visiting us....
At my parents house, during eid, our house looks like a mosque, lol, soo many shoes infront our house..... close to a hundred of people will come, my mom cooks lots of food....
MashaALLah....The man will go to one big room, and the women and kids to another, and people will talk and eat, and pray togehter :D
Eid Mubarak everyone, May Allah make us reach next eid, with good imaan and as better muslims ameen. :D
PUPPET, what i posted is what Egyptians make for Eid, but I do like those cookies much, only eat them for Eid and not too much.
But u need to translate what u typed PUPPET into English pls...... :)and how interesting that the goat is holding to the man. She must be trained for this.
PUPPET, what i posted is what Egyptians make for Eid, but I do like those cookies much, only eat them for Eid and not too much.
Wa'alaikum Salaam Sista. On another thread I saw you wrote "eat sweets for me" (wedding thread) and when I was in Egypt, asmara, for a short stop over, I noticed people love sweet stuff.
Personally I dont eat sugary things. Im sweet enough as is
Quote:But u need to translate what u typed PUPPET into English pls...... :)and how interesting that the goat is holding to the man. She must be trained for this.
I was greeting sister "Nasra" in 2 Languages. Saying Hello in Urdu and Gujrathi.