How We Are Celebrating the Big Prayer This Year - Followers of Taskira Page Welcome to the Taskira page, everyone! I wish you luck and good ...
How We Are Celebrating the Big Prayer This Year - Followers of Taskira Page
Welcome to the Taskira page, everyone! I wish you luck and good prayers, and I hope you don't eat too much meat. May God continue to bless us, Amen. The Taskira page is a place where you can discuss various matters that have an impact on the neighbourhood. However, today's website's focus will be on the festivities of the prayer ceremony that are currently taking place. The Taskira page heard from some of the youth about how the Sallah celebration went in their communities, as well as what they planned to do in the future and what they wore on the day of prayer. They also discussed whether they had invited their parents and other family members to pray with them. On the day of the previous prayer or right now, what preparations were made for a loved one or a loved one? Here is some information about them:
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It's true that our neighborhood's prayer service was quiet and serene. I had a bath, changed into new clothing, and applied perfume. After hearing the imam's speech when I got to the mosque, I said the principal prayer.
I did my queue when I got home. After that, I went to my relatives' place to socialise. I lace up my shoes, hat, and shirt. I had tea and traditional meals after I got back. We made a lot of meat, cooked it, and I asked my mother to carve it. As this is the time to receive prayers, I told my brothers and sisters that I would pray for those who lead me in health and prosperity in the eyes of God. Following the visit I made on the day of prayer, I am seriously considering making another one.
We slaughtered the lamb in the hopes that everyone would have something to eat, we entered the holy place with joy on our faces, and we returned from the feast by eating dates and coconuts. The celebration is a festival. The prayer is a day of joy and fun. The contributions of Salah and our family members have been conveyed to our parents. As the first gift I offered my partner, I made him some food for prayer, which he consumed in front of me. With delight in our hearts, we went on a prayer tour from house to house and even in the family members' common areas. I ate and drank as I eagerly anticipated the coming of the nation's ruler. Let's go on the prayer tour. Due of the prayer trip, we ask that married women be patient and leave their husbands in our care until the prayer has concluded and he hasn't appeared for a full year. Day and night, you chuckle.
We used to divide South Africa in half, but now we must be thankful because of the economy that the authorities have given us. I eat rice pudding, which is my favourite food, and I wear long sleeved white clothing. To discourage begging and greed, I handed my younger brothers new money. Since I didn't grow up praying, I honestly don't know what the fragrance of meat or prayer sticks is like. It gives me a headache.
The Sallah ceremony was held joyfully, and as everyone watched, including children and adults, we witnessed some unusual events, including the manner San was butchered in our home. When I went to celebrate Sallahr Eid, I put on a white shirt and a large shirt. When I got home, I ate waina and Alkubus Miar Taushe. After that, we began the meat preparation. Our house's girls fried the meat before using it to make meatballs. We completed the meat work, and then I took a shower, changed into new clothing, and left to visit my family and friends. I got up the morning after Sallah and prepared to meet my pals at Fabs in Nassarawa GRA to watch the Sallah game.
The way people mix and cut various animals while assembling and watching during the Sallah festival in our neighbourhood is actually very exciting and engaging. Three persons, one tooth, two teeth, and one person's hair were all lost during the killing of a large cow and five lambs. For us, the Truth Day celebrations are quite thrilling. I didn't carry a bag; all I wore was a hijab, a long blouse with a chain, earrings, a pair of shoes, and a dadduma. I had 'Fried Rice', 'Pepper Chicken', 'Co-slow', and Bottled Lemon as my first meal when we got back from the Eid mosque. We cooked pork, Dambun meat, Tyre, and Kilishi so much so that my son started working and finished working. I have scheduled a day when my cousins and friends will visit our home to eat, drink, and have fun, among other things. Yes! We intend to visit the location, but given the volume of the prayer, it would be best to visit over the course of several days, since some individuals may not have done their job. Instead, we intend to visit the sports complex and the historical site first, followed by the homes of our friends and family. Both near and distant, I am.
Together with the people in our area, we slaughtered red and white lamb as we joyfully and lovingly honoured the prayer. I was dressed in white with a black Dara, white silver shoes, and a crimson Darduma Darduma watch. I consumed some rice and alayya soup.