Ramadan Mubarak to fellow members celebrating
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25 July 2012, 03:24 PM
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Time of the year when we don't eat during daylight hours, give more money to charity, put down the bombs and generally try to be better people. A month of reflecting on your behaviour, attitude, life and making bonds with the family.
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25 July 2012, 03:49 PM
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This seems just like a temporary ceasefire before normal service resumes.
So does this mean that nothing is going to happen during the olympics then as you are all busy reflecting on your behaviour?
25 July 2012, 03:54 PM
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25 July 2012, 03:58 PM
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Over the year things happen, ones morality can wonder, ethics lower. The month of Ramadan is not a ceasefire. It is a time to better yourself and then carry our betterment on.
My favourite part is the family union. I know it sounds silly but i like having a meal with my wife and kid. Ramadan is the only time we get to have a meal together everyday. Normally i am late from work, she is early and so on so forth. Plus we are encouraged to rebuild family ties which may have broken over the year and so on so forth.
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[QUOTE=specialx;10723013]18:30 till Midnight then? 
(Sorry Couldn't resist)
Some may say your taking the ****,but it was pretty funny cant go wrong with abit of friendly banter
(Sorry Couldn't resist)Some may say your taking the ****,but it was pretty funny cant go wrong with abit of friendly banter
25 July 2012, 10:12 PM
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25 July 2012, 10:52 PM
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Okay i'll put it in simple terms.
Over the year things happen, ones morality can wonder, ethics lower. The month of Ramadan is not a ceasefire. It is a time to better yourself and then carry our betterment on.
My favourite part is the family union. I know it sounds silly but i like having a meal with my wife and kid. Ramadan is the only time we get to have a meal together everyday. Normally i am late from work, she is early and so on so forth. Plus we are encouraged to rebuild family ties which may have broken over the year and so on so forth.
Over the year things happen, ones morality can wonder, ethics lower. The month of Ramadan is not a ceasefire. It is a time to better yourself and then carry our betterment on.
My favourite part is the family union. I know it sounds silly but i like having a meal with my wife and kid. Ramadan is the only time we get to have a meal together everyday. Normally i am late from work, she is early and so on so forth. Plus we are encouraged to rebuild family ties which may have broken over the year and so on so forth.
in the bodybuilding community were often asked about limiting catabolic effects of temporary starvation induced from ramadam periods - its extremly difficult in practical terms but by and large is accepted and advice is given to help those with such interests.
ive personally helped a few people who follow this practcie and as much as i dont beleive or follow any religion or its practices and would never let impact my life, i can understand why or even just the rigedness to which its followed and aid from there - without belittleing or ridiculing others un-harmful behaviour.
tbh i respect its discipline that it makes followers behave, that takes a form of dedication imo
26 July 2012, 04:12 AM
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Asalaam and Ramadhan mubarak bruvers (would have said sisters too but i doubt theres any out there with a scooby....or is there ), anyway if there is ramadhan mubarak to you aswell.
Just closed my fast and prayed to the one who gives me back my life evry morning when i wake up.
), anyway if there is ramadhan mubarak to you aswell. Just closed my fast and prayed to the one who gives me back my life evry morning when i wake up.
26 July 2012, 09:41 AM
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