We are on the eighth day of Ramadan, and this is flight eighth operating to the sake of Allah. Passengers on our flight are kindly requested to ask any questions concerning the holy month. The cabin attendants and some of the members of the club will be glad to answer them. Even, after the passengers disembark or leave the plane, they can ask their questions by the phone or through any other possible media. Thanks to God, we have qualified men and women who are ready to answer any question about the rules of Ramadan and why it was made for people to fast? I remembered, one of the members asked whether it was possible to break the fast during the long trip. The answer to that is yes. If the trip is difficult and the person cannot afford to bear the thirst and hunger, he can break the fast, but if he can afford it, meaning to say if he is on a plane and there is no difficulty, he can continue his fasting till he reaches his destination. Passengers are kindly requested to ask the same questions or anything that is related to Ramadan. We hope you enjoy our flights. They will continue to the end of the holy month. Ladies and gentlemen, we are ready for your questions.
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khahesh mikonam Bahman, dooste khobam. You are most welcome, my good friend.
i'm so happy that you shared this . thank you .
Donnobad Mizan vai! If you or anyone of your friends have any question , just ask. Thanks for your comment.
I am very happy to get such a flight. From this flight we can learn ramadan's benefits , importance and format ourself according to the RAMADAN.
Specially thanks Dara Gino
Khaili mamnoon Bahman. Thanks for your nice comments on Ramadan flights.
i like it.
great.
Terima kasih banyak Onee-Chan! Analogi atau kehomogenan bagus tentang belajar. Maafkan, I mean, analogy or homogeneity have an indirect effect on the educational absorption. Congratulations for being a star member.
Donnobad teacher Afro. Thanks for your good question. Break the fast in Dubai, but if your days are less than twenty nine days. Complete that day later. Meaning to say, if you moved from Bangladesh on the 29th and you reached Dubai where it was Eid, then, break the fast. But suppose, you traveled on the 28th and there was Eid at Dubai. you break the fast and complete your day. Ramadan is usually 29 or 30 days. Besides, Nabi Mohammed forbade fasting on the two Eids. I hope this helps.
Bilkul Mishaikh, ap ko markazy ustath hain. Naturally Mr. Mishaikh, you are the main teacher here. You have been to Hajj and you fast every year and you know how to answer the different questions of our members. Of course, they want to know about the holy month a lot. Thanks for your efforts and your active movements in different fields.
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