http://drmedicine.forumotion.net/around-the-world-f9/-t1.htm discussion of cutural and social matters in different countries Sun, 31 Aug 2008 16:28:29 GMT 10 http://bp0.blogger.com/_PGM5komqCws/R8jBOktQMEI/AAAAAAAAAvs/i2fUpvIY6_0/s400/Malaysian+Sis http://drmedicine.forumotion.net/around-the-world-f9/-t1.htm http://drmedicine.forumotion.net/around-the-world-f9/ramadan-in-egypt-t27.htm drmedicine urrently, Ramadan is being celebrated in Egypt. It began on October 15th, 2004 and will end on November 14th with the feast of Eid al-Fitr. We at Tour Egypt are often asked about travel during this period. People are concerned about this being a bad time to visit Egypt, but in reality, it is an excellent, festive period which simply adds to the fun. Tourist attractions and facilities ... around the world Sun, 31 Aug 2008 16:28:29 GMT http://drmedicine.forumotion.net/around-the-world-f9/ramadan-in-egypt-t27.htm#49 http://drmedicine.forumotion.net/around-the-world-f9/ramadan-in-egypt-t27.htm http://drmedicine.forumotion.net/around-the-world-f9/gifts-for-the-fasting-t13.htm drmedicine Gifts of fasting  Name of God the Merciful  Thank God, prayer and peace be upon the Prophet of God and his family and after:  I find the best gift is not the greatest masterpiece in order Atiya that the oldest of fasting gifts from Huda Messenger PBUH give every Muslim, it is reminiscent of that process, which stated that coupled with the remuneration and rewards, as those that are reminiscent of the doors of happiness is good routes in the world and the afterlife.  Dear fasting Dunk ... around the world Tue, 26 Aug 2008 14:22:45 GMT http://drmedicine.forumotion.net/around-the-world-f9/gifts-for-the-fasting-t13.htm#25 http://drmedicine.forumotion.net/around-the-world-f9/gifts-for-the-fasting-t13.htm http://drmedicine.forumotion.net/around-the-world-f9/ramadan-in-iran-t6.htm Renik Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar. This is the month during which Muslims’ holy book Quran was revealed, Hassan the second Shiite Imam was born, Prophets’ son in law Ali was murdered, a conclusive battle at Badr was won and Muslims are expected to fast. One of the main rituals of Islam, fasting is obligatory for all Muslims except with the sick, pregnant women and some travelers. In all cases once recovered or stopped travelling the missing days should be fasted. The ... around the world Sun, 17 Aug 2008 15:37:14 GMT http://drmedicine.forumotion.net/around-the-world-f9/ramadan-in-iran-t6.htm#10 http://drmedicine.forumotion.net/around-the-world-f9/ramadan-in-iran-t6.htm