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Valores del Ramadán: Eid El Fitr

¡Eid Mubarak! En Eid, celebramos haber vivido un nuevo Ramadán en nuestras vidas gracias a Dios. También celebramos completar uno de los pilares de la fe en el Islam. Dejamos los sentimientos de Ramadán más puros y ligeros dentro. Después de un mes de acciones espirituales, nos vamos este mes sintiéndonos renovados.

¿Cómo Celebramos Eid?

Si bien las cosas pueden ser diferentes debido a COVID-19, la forma tradicional de Eid es unirse en oración y sermón con su comunidad. Hoy en día, esto puede significar reunir a los que están en su casa y ver una transmisión en vivo o dirigir la oración y el sermón de su propia familia.

Valores para el día de Eid

Alegria – Eid es un día es un día feliz, es un día de fiesta. El Profeta (la paz sea con él) dijo que aquellos que ayunan durante el mes de Ramadán tienen dos felicidades. La primera es cuando rompes el ayuno. El segundo y más importante es cuando te encuentras con Dios. Entonces, un día festivo es un día en el que sentimos a Dios más cerca de nosotros y sentimos el amor que tiene por nosotros y que tenemos por él más profundamente.

Elegancia / Higiene- Durante Eid, hacemos un esfuerzo especial para dar lo mejor de nosotros mismos. Nos duchamos, ponemos perfume y usamos nuestra mejor ropa.

Fraternidad / Hermandad– Este es un momento para dejar de lado nuestras diferencias y perdonarnos. Es un buen momento para abrazarse. El Profeta (la paz sea con él) dijo que no funciona para dos hermanos no hablar entre ellos durante más de 3 días. El mejor de los dos es el que da el primer paso para mejorar la relación.

Solidaridad– Antes del final del Ramadán, todas las familias musulmanas deben pagar por cada miembro de su familia una limosna hacia una familia necesitada. Este es un momento para pasar tiempo con aquellos en nuestras comunidades que nos necesitan y conocerlos más.

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