Baaraatis Anonymous #41 updated pg 74 - Page 50

Originally posted by: bridgeofdreams

You are right. These days are a blessing. But wait, I do not know that you call it 'Bakra' Did. We say Al-adha Did or Eid-ul-adha. Bakra as in cow?

LOL in India and I think maybe Pakistan, it's called Bakra Eid...Bakra in Hindi means lamb/sheep I think.

But when I talk to non-Indians, I call it Eid-ul-adha, the real name😃

Originally posted by: Heavens_Flower

Shaimaa say says it is called "halab"... It is a dessert...

Iftaar means the food eaten at the time of breaking fast in Arabic... She is fasting prior to the Haj festival...

Originally posted by: bridgeofdreams

Thank you and sorry! This is what we call 'halab'; it has many names too. Iftaar is the meal we have when we, Muslims, break our fast.

In case you do not name my name, I'm Shaimaa from Palestine.

Originally posted by: A_BA

LOL in India and I think maybe Pakistan, it's called Bakra Eid...Bakra in Hindi means lamb/sheep I think.

But when I talk to non-Indians, I call it Eid-ul-adha, the real name😃

Well,'Bakra' or 'bakara' means cow in Arabic. The Name of the 2nd Surat in Quran.

Hope we'll have this Eid in peace.

Originally posted by: ..Arnav..

Hello Shaimaa. My name is Sindu, I live in Toronto. Nice to meet u.

Nice to meet you too, Sindu. Thanks for wishing me :)

Originally posted by: bridgeofdreams

Aami, you're fasting too! That's great.

We had 3 kinds of salads, chicken soup, macaroni, shawerma and Mama made some dish for Papa. But I am the only one who is fasting in this house . Two of my married sisters are,too.

Originally posted by: ..Arnav..

I love the shawerma dishes. Do u cook? That's quite an awesome menu for a meal.

Yes, I cook. Me and my elder sister made these dishes.

Originally posted by: sudhareddy

Hi Bees 🤗