I Took a Photo!

I took a photo during the Asyura Day tradition in our village. 
Every year, people from all around the neighborhood come together to cook and share a special porridge. 

It’s all about community spirit and gratitude... something we’ve been doing for generations. Really warms the heart.

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A tradition once a year, the most delicious food ever tasted..

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This tradition still exists in our village.

That's awesome, it still exist. A great Islamic tradition for unity and gratitude. I remember eating Ashura porridge a couple years ago 🤩

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Yup thats the point,But what is happening now is that good traditions are being thrown away, but bad traditions are being maintained. For example, the tradition of drinking alcohol at weddings and New Year is still maintained.Praying together for the Islamic New Year etc. was abandoned.
It's really very sad

Many of the previous traditions have been lost today, people have started to be open-minded. But tradition is still a tradition that should be preserved regardless of whether you believe it or not.

On my village, all tradition gone few years ago, i think last asyura day celebration on my village on 2018, In the past, every Ashura we all gathered at the first intersection in the village to pray together, make food and eat it together. Now it's all just memories. Everyone is busy pursuing their own world