Ramadan Month in Indonesia
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This presentation explains the Muslims activities during Ramadan in Indonesian context. In some slides, we can see the people activities during their Ramadan and what happens in the end of Ramadan month.
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Ramadan Month in Indonesia
- 1. BULAN PUASA R A M A D H A N / FA S T I N G M O N T H
- 2. SELAMAT BERPUASA (HAPPY FASTING) Muslim, Islam 29/30 HARI (29/30 days) Dari fajar sampai terbenamnya matahari It starts before the sun rises until it sets
- 3. DILARANG : MAKAN DAN MINUM (EAT AND DRINK) BERKELAHI (FIGHT) BERBUAT BURUK (BAD BEHAVIOURS) DIANJURKAN : BERIBADAH (PRAY) BERSEDEKAH (DO CHARITY) MEMBACA ALQURAN (READ QURAN)
- 4. KENAPA PUASA? • Meningkatkan Iman = strengthen the belief Closer to God through sacrifice, remembrance and heightened spirituality. • Bersyukur = Grateful A month of gratitude in which the faithful are reminded of the suffering of those less fortunate. • Mensucikan diri = Purifying live Fasting is seen as a way to physically and spiritually purify.
- 5. KEGIATAN SELAMA BULAN PUASA MAKAN SAHUR (EAT BEFORE SUN RISES) SHALAT DI MASJID (PRAY AT THE MOSQUE) MENGAJI (Reading Qur’an) BERBUKA PUASA (iftar/breaking fast) SHALAT TARWIH (pray at night) LEBARAN (Celebration after Ramadhan)
- 6. Mudik Going to hometown Ziarah Visiting relatives LEBARAN (CELEBRATION DAY/END OF RAMADHAN) SELAMAT HARI RAYA IDUL FITRI 1439 H (HAPPY IED AL FITR 1439 HIJRIAH) MOHON MAAF LAHIR DAN BATHIN (PLEASE FORGIVE PHYSICALLY AND SPRITUALLY)
Editor's Notes
- Fasting is meant to draw worshippers closer to God through sacrifice, remembrance and heightened spirituality. It’s also meant to be a month of gratitude in which the faithful are reminded of the suffering of those less fortunate. Similar to a detox, fasting is often most challenging at the start, especially when kicking habits like caffeine and cigarettes during the day. Islam calls upon the faithful to also try and detach from worldly pleasures and focus on one’s deeds, thoughts and actions. Fasting is seen as a way to physically and spiritually purify. Muslims often donate to charities during the month and feed the hungry. Many spend more time at mosques during Ramadan and use their downtime to recite the Quran.