One day Muhammad was alone in the wilderness near Mecca, the angel Gabriel appeared before him. For the next 10 days, the angel taught him Koran. He remembered that. Muslim scholars believe that the first revelation took place on Ramadan's 27th night. This night is called Laylat - at - Qadr - Night of Power. According to Qur, this is the time when God decides the flow of the world the following year.
Ramadan, the ninth month of the Muslim calendar, is the time for Moslem to concentrate on faith and to reduce the worry of daily living. It is time of worship and contemplation.
Through Ramadan, Moslem will be faster all the month. This is called Ramadan's First. Severe restrictions are imposed on Muslim's daily life during this period. I can not eat or drink in the daytime. Finally, fasting is interrupted with prayers and meat called iftaru. It is customary for Muslim to visit family and friends in the evening after Aftertar.
For iftar, the prepared food is rather rare and appears mostly only during Ramadan. Iftarl starts with the date, imitating what the prophet ate during Ramadan's first fast. Then Kanji is issued. This is very different from the kanji that Sri Lankans normally enjoy. This kanji contains spices, herbs, and often chicken and beef, which itself is almost a meal.
Some of the other dishes found during the month are surtapam - Panipor (coconut mixed with garlic coconut and garlic), Pirao - crisp, banana butter, sesame oil, aja - soft, potato cake, addukku Roti - bread and cake As baked beef and poultry fillings, pastry cooked pancakes, corn meal, coconut patty,
The fast end (the first day of the month of Shawwal) is celebrated with a feast called Id - al - Fitr - a breakfast. Gift exchange. Friends and family gather and pray for meetings and large meals.
Visit http://www.bojoon.com, try the Iftar specialties and free drink recipes, and a nice celebration lunch with Mutton Biriyani and accompaniment.
