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LOL, my fasting starts tomorrow. Wish me the best.
@Kaan share the details off how Ramadan is celebrated in Turkey what food are made how mosques are taraweeh prayer and other things
I will be honest im only practicing at Ramadan and sometimes fridays.Didn't realize you're religous . Mashallah
I will be honest im only practicing at Ramadan and sometimes fridays.
Throw in namaz 5 times a day and yourI will be honest im only practicing at Ramadan and sometimes fridays.
Basically neighbors share food, and invite each other over for iftar. Some people go to terawih prayer, people read quran, people watch special religious shows on t.v. There are ramadan commercials for stuff. Idk people are more religious than usual but still some people dont fast and still eat in public.@Kaan share the details off how Ramadan is celebrated in Turkey what food are made how mosques are taraweeh prayer and other things
Pretty much same as PakistanBasically neighbors share food, and invite each other over for iftar. Some people go to terawih prayer, people read quran, people watch special religious shows on t.v. There are ramadan commercials for stuff. Idk people are more religious than usual but still some people dont fast and still eat in public.
The cuisine in Sumatera is closer to India than Arabian cuisine in my opinion but culturally Sumatera in general is very close to Arab. One province in Sumatera island (aceh Darussalam) known as "serambi mekkah or veranda of mecca" due to it's closeness with middle in culture.Is it truth that the cuisine of Sumatra is more similar to Arab and South Asian cuisine due to long and strong trading traditions with those two regions of the world rather than the remaining part of Indonesia? Or is Java similar?
Also I would like to know how safe it is for tourists to travel across Indonesia. Not by foot but by boat mainly as Indonesia is the biggest archipelago on earth.
Can people privately (with local guidance) travel from island to island without any problems of piracy etc.?
Sorry for my ignorance on this front.
Brother @Wahhab2701 might be the best to ask such question.
Also how is the situation on Sulawesi?
Also do most of the Arab-Indonesinas of which there are millions (partial included obviously) live mostly on Sumatra and Java? Or do they also live elsewhere in Indonesia? Not many is my guess.
Travelling in Indonesia (inland) is very safe insha Alloh as it is visited by 7-8 million foreign tourists per annum. as per travelling by sea, I think you have to avoid the Malacca strait as mentioned by brother @Indos.