All You Can Eat!

[muqawwee123]

Re: All You Can Eat!

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no it’s not but I’m saying its not the fault of the companies they will capitalize on anything it’s our issue

as for eating while neglecting your prayers…I think sehri should be stopped at asana of fajr unless you are finishing something up as for Iftar you should fill yourself a little bit offer your prayers and then eat some more if you wish…isn’t that our problem too? No one is stopping anyone from doing so.

but even if ppl are neglecting their prayers and eating its between them and Allah, what if Allah has no problem with it who are we to judge…it’s not like anyone obeys Allah a hundred percent so how can anyone judge another person when no one is free of sin

I pointed prayers part because practically doing such things (keep on filling your plate in the fear that when you come back from namaz, you won’t find something in menu.. say a particular item in salad). This gives impression that we don’t follow the message of simplicity which is the concept behind Ramadan. In recent times, Ramadan has turned to be a food festival and many people openly accept this as well.

Just turned on radio today while driving from office to home. The RJ was talking about pakoRas, samosas, etc. didn’t utter a single word about ibadaat. I didn’t watch TV, but I’m sure people who did might come across cooking shows from all channels (including non-cooking channels). What does this say? Is Ramadan all about all you can eat during Ramadan?