Ramadan, the ninth
month of the Muslim year, during which strict fasting is observed in
daylight hours, began on 29 June this year. Almost all Muslims try to
give up bad habits during Ramadan and some will pray more or read the
Koran.
This year, Kaymu.com.ng has put together seven Ramadan essentials for the observing Muslim.
This year, Kaymu.com.ng has put together seven Ramadan essentials for the observing Muslim.
QURAN READ PEN
Quran Read-pen is popular among Muslims for listening,
reciting or learning the Holy Quran anytime, anywhere with in-built
speaker and headphones. The most attractive part of the Quran read pen
device is that it starts the Recitation from where you want, by pointing
the device on any Surah/Ayah of the Holy Quran.
HEADSCARVES
Headscarves
and hijabs are essential for observant Muslim women especially in this
month of Ramadan. They come in various styles and
colours and transform any outfit to give a trendy look.
TURBAN
The turban
has made such a huge mark in the fashion scene this year and is a must
have for the trendy Moslem lady. It is the perfect accessory to add
the extra oomph to any outfit.
KAFTAN
Maxi-style kaftans are a stylish way to stay modest during the Ramadan.
They can be dressed down with flats and the fancy embellished pieces
can be transformed for an evening look with a gorgeous pair of wedges.
JALAMIA
The Jalamia is another Ramadan essential commonly worn by Moslems to pray. The
attire is unisex and comes in different variations and patterns making
it apt for the season.
FOOD FLASK
During this Ramadan season,
the food flask is
very essential to preserve and keep meals warn for Muslims to break
their Suhoor and Iftar fast at sunrise and sunset respectively.
ALARM CLOCK
Muslims are required to pray five times a day at specific times. Make
sure you're praying on time this Ramadan with this alarm clock that alerts you when it's time to pray.
Ramadan Kareem to all our fellow muslims folks on BrandArena. May Allah accept our fasting ast of ibadah
ReplyDeleteAmeen. I didn't even know I could shop online for my jalamia online too. This is good. Kaymu here I come ;-)
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