The men standing tall and strong
Don't be mistaken. This cute chap is Yan's son
The girls with their special poses
With Diana Akhito- so Japanese looking
The Datins at their special corner
See how we love to take photos
Me and Sis Hafizah
The gathering of a woman conference
Table politics taking place
A conspiracy amongst the cousins
With aunties and sisters
Chatting away under the moonlight
Another group photo not to be missed
Cik Timah and her brother and sis-in-laws
Professor Jabbar and his PA Ngasirah
Nizar, Hanif and Hazim
Azam Shah with his sons
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EATING AND MORE EATING
There are kenduris for every occassion - death, birth, engagement, wedding, moving to a new house, after getting well from a serious illness, giving thanks, circumcision, going for the haj....
Last Saturday we attended two of such prayer sessions: one at my husband's nephew house- Azam Shan and Jelita. His son had just been circumcised and the kenduri was done as a thanks giving ceremony that everything had gone well with the surgery and the boy's recuperating stage had gone without a hitch .
The next house we had to pay a visit was my cousin's house - Lin and Shap. They are both leaving for the holy city of Mecca to perform their haj.
It was like a family gathering out there because such kenduris allow many relatives to congregate at one place. Boy, when we meet there are sure a lot of things to talk amongst siblings, cousins, aunties and friends.
We wish Lin and Shap a smooth journey in performing thier month long haj.
May Allah Bless them and may we join in their footsteps soon. Amen.
EATING AND MORE EATING
Now that the long holidays are here, it's time for many Muslim families to attend a long list of kenduris. Kenduris are special prayer sessions that always end with a very big feast!
There are kenduris for every occassion - death, birth, engagement, wedding, moving to a new house, after getting well from a serious illness, giving thanks, circumcision, going for the haj....
Last Saturday we attended two of such prayer sessions: one at my husband's nephew house- Azam Shan and Jelita. His son had just been circumcised and the kenduri was done as a thanks giving ceremony that everything had gone well with the surgery and the boy's recuperating stage had gone without a hitch .
When you attend such kenduris, you always take leave by 'salaming' or shaking hands with the host. The 'salaming' is always accompanied with a green packet as a thank you sign that you have been invited and as a small token of appreciation.
The next house we had to pay a visit was my cousin's house - Lin and Shap. They are both leaving for the holy city of Mecca to perform their haj.
It was like a family gathering out there because such kenduris allow many relatives to congregate at one place. Boy, when we meet there are sure a lot of things to talk amongst siblings, cousins, aunties and friends.
We wish Lin and Shap a smooth journey in performing thier month long haj.
May Allah Bless them and may we join in their footsteps soon. Amen.
1 comment:
Assalamualaikum Mdm,
Whoa!! U have quite a number of siblings... I love family gatherings too...
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