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decorating of Ramadan month in Jordan

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video of Rahaf student
about the benefit of project /Alamiriya secondary  mixed school /Jordan🇯🇴🇯🇴🇯🇴🇯🇴v

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The students made a board consisting of the name ofthe project, Ramadan happiness and writings about the etwinning project💗🌺💗

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cards of Eid Alfater to friends in Turkey 🎊🇯🇴💖🇹🇳

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OŠ Cazin I , Cazin, Bosnia and Herzegovina

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OŠ Cazin I , Cazin, Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Before Ramadan in the city, children walk with lanterns and sweets. Iftars are organized only for children of our school.

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Nevin SAĞKAN-Abdüssamet Fazilet Kuzucu Primary School Konya,TÜRKİYE

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Nevin SAĞKAN-Abdüssamet Fazilet Kuzucu Primary School Konya,TÜRKİYE

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One of the indispensable parts of Ramadan in Turkey is the Hacivat karagöz games. After the iftar, people watch this shadow play. We love this humor with very entertaining conversations. Our students also watched the play with laughter.

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Nevin SAĞKAN-Abdüssamet Fazilet Kuzucu Primary School Konya,TÜRKİYE

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Nevin SAĞKAN-Abdüssamet Fazilet Kuzucu Primary School Konya,TÜRKİYE

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Our students are getting ready for Ramadan before Ramadan comes. For this, we decorated our classroom and prepared our school board together. It was an event that we enjoyed very much.

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Melda GÜLLÜ- Ayşe Sönmez Primary School- Türkiye

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Melda GÜLLÜ- Ayşe Sönmez Primary School- Türkiye

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Mahya are illuminated inscriptions placed between two minarets of mosques with more than one minaret during Ramadan. Mahya, which were made with oil lamps during the Ottoman period, are now made with electric light bbulbs.Mahya first appeared in Istanbul, as the Selatin mosques, that is, mosques with two, four or six minarets, were in Istanbul.

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Maha Al Ghazal Al-Ameriya Mixed Secondary School, Jordan 🇯🇴

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Maha Al Ghazal Al-Ameriya Mixed Secondary School, Jordan 🇯🇴

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The activities of the month of Rajab in Jordan, the children distribute dates and sweets to each other, play and have fun, and the adults pray to God for a month of goodness and blessing

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Feride KAYA - Meram Mehmet ve İbrahim Çelik Primary School Konya, TÜRKİYE 

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Feride KAYA - Meram Mehmet ve İbrahim Çelik Primary School Konya, TÜRKİYE 

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Konya-specific "Shivlilik Day": It is the tradition of children to light oil lamps on Friday night, on the first Thursday of the month of Recep. and on the morning of Regaip Kandili, children roam the streets, sing nursery rhymes and collect candy by visiting houses.

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Maha Yassin Hussein Al-Ghazal, Al-Ameriya Mixed Secondary School, Jordan

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Maha Yassin Hussein Al-Ghazal, Al-Ameriya Mixed Secondary School, Jordan

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Suhoor events in Jordan
The customs of the Jordanian people in the blessed month of Ramadan, during the suhoor period, where a group of volunteers carries a drum and roams the streets about an hour before the time of suhoor, beats the drum and calls out loud with phrases such as, O Nayem, unite the everlasting, O Ghafi, unite God, O Naim, unite your Lord to your creation, do not forget you, rise  On your suhoor, Ramadan has come to visit you

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فيديو السحور 

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Feride KAYA - Meram Mehmet ve İbrahim Çelik Primary School Konya, TÜRKİYE 

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Feride KAYA - Meram Mehmet ve İbrahim Çelik Primary School Konya, TÜRKİYE 

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When the month of Ramadan arrives in Türkiye, drummers roam throughout the night and sing rhymes to wake people up for sahur. This is a tradition that has been going on for many years.