The document discusses the political and social dynamics in Indonesia, particularly focusing on the interactions between Christianity and Islam. It touches on cultural practices related to weddings in Egypt, including drinking customs and traditional attire like the kanjeevaram sari. Additionally, it describes certain practices during fasting and celebrations within the Muslim community, including feasting and gift-giving.

1. Indonesia
The glorious land of the Afghans is currently the main objective of much political attention and social
divide. Two of the largest are Christianity and Islam. In the 14th, 15th and 16th century, they played
a really instrumental role inside the South American Conquest. Egypt, a country famous for its
ancient background fascinating culture, is indeed an extremely wonderful spot to visit.
Muslims have conservation rituals and do not have rely on "love marriages". The kanjeevaram sari
is a very popular type that is d in the small town of Kanchi in Tamil Nadu. Egyptians will not mind in
the wedding you drink but simply do not over take action as they do not permit it. ) And this can be
the main reason that a lot of wintertime seasonal holiday traditions get their roots in the northern
hemisphere.
After sunrise, something is eaten, indicating that fasting really is over. Further, it is considered
from the bomber that He (or she) won't die when the bomb goes off. The key is always to maintain
the traditional elegance having a streak of recent flamboyance.
After the prayer people wish the other person a blessed feast. The remaining portion of the day
Muslims spent their time visiting relatives, acquaintances and friends and during those visits lots of
sweets are eaten and gifts are exchanged. In some Islamic countries you will find on this day sweets
stalls about the street. What more could we ask in our loving Father in heaven that sacrificed his
only Son for our salvation. It is located in the Ma'an Governorate.