BAKWATA lawamani kwa kutoomba kibali cha kuagiza sukari kwa Rais, mwezi Ramadhani

[R.B]

Ijumaa iliyopita baadhi ya msikiti Temeke , imeitupia lawama baraza kuu la waislamu (BAKWATA) kwa kutoomba kibali cha kuingiza sukari kama ilivyozoeleka miaka yote. Na baadhi ya wakutubi wameenda mbali kuwa bakwata inamchonganisha JPM na wauumini wa kiislamu.

Mwezi mtukufu umeingia na futuru kubwa ni Uji na uji kiungo chake kikubwa ni sukari. Kukosekana kwa sukari kutaathiri sana funga.

Ushauri Bakwata bado wana muda wa kuomba kibali cha kuagiza sukari ili kupunguza makali ya swaumu mfungo wa Ramadhani.

Ntafurahi iwapo Raisi atawatakaia waislaam funga njema ya mwezi wa Ramadhani. Naona watu washaaanza kufunga lakini bado Bado JPM hajatoa salam ya kuwatakia funga njema wapiga kura wake.

 

[NAKEMBETWA]

Jpm watakie funga njema jirani zetu waridhike mioyo yao!

 

[babumapunda]

kwahiyo asipo watakia mfungo mwema,hizo swaumu zitakuaje??

 

[Granta]

kwahiyo asipo watakia mfungo mwema,hizo swaumu zitakuaje??

Magufuli asingekuwa Rais TZ ingekuwaje

 

[mikatabafeki]

Wakorogwe na maji ya miwa

 

[babumapunda]

Magufuli asingekuwa Rais TZ ingekuwaje

tusingekuwa na shida ya sukari

 

[MKWEPA KODI]

Asali nayo inapendeza sana kwenye uji na hasa ukichanganya na limau au ndimu

 

[Mukulu wa Bakulu]

Sijaona mantiki ya bakwata kua wanapewa kibali cha kuagiza sukari, kwani wao ni wafanya biashara? Hua wanaiuzaje kwa wafanyabiashara au wao wana maduka yao spesheli?.

 

[R.B]

Asali nayo inapendeza sana kwenye uji na hasa ukichanganya na limau au ndimu

uji wa limau hupo...................kiungo kipi ?

 

[MKWEPA KODI]

uji wa limau hupo...................kiungo kipi ?

Mkuu hebu nyoosha vizuri maelezo yako ili nikuelewe

 

[gwa myetu]

mtakunywa uji wa chumvi safari hii maana serikali sikivu ilishaondoka . HAPA CHUMVI TU

 

[Mtoto halali na hela]

Mfungo ni kesho kwa hiyo nitawatakia rasmi

 

[Ed n Edd nEddy]

Ntafurahi iwapo Raisi atawatakaia waislaam funga njema ya mwezi wa Ramadhani. Naona watu washaaanza kufunga lakini bado Bado JPM hajatoa salam ya kuwatakia funga njema wapiga kura wake.

"Ndugu zangu Waislamu tunaanza mwezi mtukufu wa Ramadhani katika kutekeleza moja ya nguzo kuu za Uislamu,nawatakia Waislamu wote mfungo mwema."- Rais Magufuli

Chanzo East Africa radio

 

[sahimtz]

Muislam yeyote yule wa tz bara anae tegemea kumcha mungu kwa kushirikiana au kupitia BAKWATA basi ajue anajiweka mbali na pepo ya allah.
Nasema hivi kwa kuwa naamini BAKWATA haipo kwa maslahi ya uislam na waislam.
BAKWATA hawana shule hawana hospitali Hawana vituo vya kulelea yatima wala wazee wasio jiweza lamwisho na muhim hawana hata madrasa.
Ukiwaulize leo BAKWATA kazi yenu nini ktk taifa hili watakujibu...
1.kutangaza mwezi wa kufunga na kufunguwa.
Na idi el hajji.
2. Kushiri mialiko ya shughuli za serikali.
3.kuuza mali walizo zirithi kutoka EMWS...ingawa kazi hii imeshakamilika.
Leo mtu unawezaje kutegemea bakwata waombe kibali cha sukari kwa ajili ya waislam tokea lini?
Pale kinondoni muslim pamevunjwa nikaona ujenzi wa uzio mkubwa sijui pametokea nini ujenzi umeishia kwa uzio tu figisu figissu nadhani zimesnza hawana wanachofanya kwa faida ya uislam na waislam.

 

[R.B]

"Ndugu zangu Waislamu tunaanza mwezi mtukufu wa Ramadhani katika kutekeleza moja ya nguzo kuu za Uislamu,nawatakia Waislamu wote mfungo mwema."- Rais Magufuli

Chanzo East Africa radio

Ndo kurugenzi ya mawasiliano Ikulu? au wamejipa East Africa Radio Madaraka yasio yao

 

[Ed n Edd nEddy]

Ndo kurugenzi ya mawasiliano Ikulu? au wamejipa East Africa Radio Madaraka yasio yao

Mkuu umesema utafurahi ukiona akiwatakia mfungo mwema nimekuletea kauli yake na chanzo bado unauliza kama ni kurugezi ya habari ikulu ....

 

[UncleBen]

Niwatakie mfungo mwema ndugu zangu waislamu

 

[Mzee Kijana]

Ntafurahi iwapo Raisi atawatakaia waislaam funga njema ya mwezi wa Ramadhani. Naona watu washaaanza kufunga lakini bado Bado JPM hajatoa salam ya kuwatakia funga njema wapiga kura wake.[/QUOTE]

Mambo ya ajabu kabisa haya! Kweli ukistaajabu ya Mussa utayaona ya Firauni!

 

[R.B]

Ntafurahi iwapo Raisi atawatakaia waislaam funga njema ya mwezi wa Ramadhani. Naona watu washaaanza kufunga lakini bado Bado JPM hajatoa salam ya kuwatakia funga njema wapiga kura wake.

Mambo ya ajabu kabisa haya! Kweli ukistaajabu ya Mussa utayaona ya Firauni![/QUOTE]

Obama Issues Ramadan Message as Muslims Approach Holy Month
Obama Issues Ramadan Message as Muslims Approach Holy Month


A Palestinian boy takes photos of traditional Ramadan lanterns marking the holy month of Ramadan at main market in Gaza City, June 3, 2016. Devout Muslims throughout the world will begin to celebrate Ramadan next week, the holiest month in the Islamic calendar.



Marissa Melton
Last updated on: June 05, 2016 9:47 PM

President Barack Obama has issued his annual Ramadan greeting as Muslims around the world are preparing to observe the holy month, which is expected to begin late Sunday or Monday, depending on the first sighting of the new moon.

"As Muslim Americans celebrate the holy month," he said in a statement issued by the White House, "I am reminded that we are one American family. I stand firmly with Muslim American communities in rejection of the voices that seek to divide us or limit our religious freedoms or civil rights."

Obama urged Americans to remember the millions of people whose lives have been displaced by conflict and struggle across the world.

Muslims are expected to spend the month fasting during daylight hours, eschewing even water, and spending more time in prayer and study of the Quran. They are supposed to avoid bad habits and indulgences, such as smoking and sex.

Cultural differences and even geography have led to differences in the ways Muslims observe the holy month. Fasting during daylight hours has proven difficult for people living near polar regions during the long days of the summer. Muslim clerics have in the past few years issued fatwas allowing Muslims in regions where the sun does not set in summer -- or, when Ramadan falls in winter, where the sun does not rise -- to follow the sunrise and sunset times of Mecca.


Palestinians walk in front of traditional lighted Ramadan lanterns, marking the holy month of Ramadan at main market in Gaza City, June 3, 2016.
Like their fellow worshippers around the world, Muslims in the United States are watching the skies and preparing for the holiest month.

Jibril Hough, spokesman for the Islamic Center of Charlotte, North Carolina, says Ramadan is different in the United States than in countries with larger Muslim populations.

Hough says because there are fewer Muslims in the United States, Ramadan is a time to gather at the mosque with fellow believers, rather than at home, as the faithful might do elsewhere.

"The Ramadan experience is more collective," he says. "We are a religious minority in America and ... especially toward the end of Ramadan, we bring food to the masjid (mosque), it becomes more like a family reunion. A lot of times you see brothers and sisters that you haven't seen all year.

Like most Muslims, Hough continues to work during Ramadan, which is challenging when one's job is physically demanding and the North Carolina summer is in full swing.

It is also not easy to explain to his non-Muslim coworkers why he can't have a drink of water when he gets thirsty. But he says his religious commitment makes the sacrifice worth it.

"You know you have to do it," he says. "God has commanded you to do it. That's half the battle right there. A lot of it is mental."

Different paths

Even among U.S. Muslims, there are different paths toward the same goal. Amani Elkassabany, a teacher in Bethesda, Maryland, says she has modified her fasting practices over the years.

Elkassabany says fasting all day can make a person too focused on breaking the fast at the end of the day, and result in overindulgence after sundown -- a practice Muslim writings discourage.


Palestinians enjoy their last Friday day before the Holy month of Ramadan, at the beach of the Mediterranean sea in Gaza City, June 3, 2016.
"Recently, I've tried to observe what is best about the fast without following it to the letter," she says. "So this year, I won't be not eating or drinking from sunrise to sunset. But I will be eating only two meals a day instead of three.

"I will stop eating meat, poultry, and dairy products for ethical, health and environmental reasons. I will seek out opportunities to build spiritual community with others. I will work on building more compassion and kindness into all my interactions with others," Elkassabany says.

Building spiritual community is an important part of the observance of Ramadan, Hough says. And not just among the faithful.

During the evening "iftar" meal after sunset, some mosques open their doors to non-Muslims, who are invited to come and eat, to observe or participate in prayers, and to engage in conversation.

Open house

The open house idea is one way to help allay people's fears about Islamic extremism. French mosques opened their doors in January for a weekend-long event after the November 13 attacks in Paris.

One might expect that Ramadan observers would be relieved when the month of fasting and discipline is over. But Hough says it is a little bittersweet.

"Even though you're glad you can eat and be more leisurely, it's like a family member has been visiting you for the last month and you're sad that the visit is over," he says.

But Hough says he tries not to let everything slip away. "Coming out of Ramadan, you try to hold on to some things you gave it. Hold on to the good habits."

 

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Mkuu sijaona sababu yakuomba salamu ya Rais though alishatoa tangu jana. Dr John Magufuli on Twitter