Tomorrow is the first day of Ramadan
Ramadan Kareem...
Some tips to avoid problems that you could have during Ramadan:
1- Working hours in Ramadan will be from 9:30 or 10 am till 1:30 or 2:30 pm. The traffic jam will be annoying and if you have to drive during these times try to be careful and do not use the left line in the highway cose they gonna drive like crazy.
2- Unfortunately, many people will act so badly(Particularly smokers) and Muslims should not act in this way.
3- You will see many women with no make-up at all 
so you will be able to see there real faces:P
4- In case you have met any of those (bad tempers) just say to them ( ana saeem )I am fasting - cose it has a huge effect on us (make them sham )
5- Most of malls will be empty during day time ( I hope so)
6- As you all know no restaurant working during the day time but sultan center is always in your service (they do have a greet food )
So I hope it was helpful .
God bless you all.
al-salam a-leekom wa rahmat allah wa barakato (Peace and mercy of God be upon you all)
AmericanArabGirl wrote:loooll
ana saeem!!
shisha wrote:Shukran!
Ramadan Kareem!!!!!!!!!!! :-))))))
Afwan
jikkujoseph wrote:kuwaity girl ramadan kareem
Shukran= Thank you
ramadan kareem to all 
mubarak aleekom al shahar = ramadan kareem
allahu akram
they say this in my mother country .. egypt :p
ramadan kereem to all. nice hints for expats.
holdcardsdown wrote:I suppose a lot of people don't know that the proper way to respond to "ramadan kareem" is "allahu akram"... not mashkoor or shukran or ya36eek el 3afya or 7ayak allah.
Will the proper way to respond to "ramadan kareem" is "allahu akram"... that is true. But the right way to congratulates people (as we do in kuwait)is by sayingÂ
Mubarak alik al-shahar (I hope it is a month of blessing be upon you all) and proper way to respond is by saying alina wa alik (You and we also or upon you and us too)
I hope I explain it correctly (help me holdcardsdown)
I can't imagine how hard it is to not eat for half a day! How do u guys feel? (just curious) cuz I could NEVER do that! usually, if I dont eat for half a day I might faint! Good luck guys....
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