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Is your routine work affected by Ramadan ?

Osama Afzal | 13 years ago

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Asked by: Osama Afzal | 13 years ago | Answers: 11 | Views: 4262

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Zainab Hussain | 13 years ago

Affect? well I have to change my whole routine, I get very busy, thankfully no university, the sleeping timings are fixed ( I get less time to sleep btw ) dont like to waste time on unnecessary things, love to make iftaris and saharis :D and ofource you feel more spiritual : ) one thing I can assure you, if you want to have a really good ramadan, come to KSA, it's separate world here.

Answered by: Zainab Hussain | 13 years ago

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Osama Shah | 13 years ago

Well Ramadan is supposed to change things. All things. If nothing changes then there was no Ramadan for you. So yeah it affects everybody

Answered by: Osama Shah | 13 years ago

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Ali Iqbal | 13 years ago

ofcourse..
i normally sleep when i feel sleepy and i eat when i feel hungry.. and i can stretch the limits when required. in ramadhan, things demand order. so atleast the timings of eating and sleeping gets fixed...and so does the timings of work (my work timings are highly flexible otherwise :D) plus for some reason, i get extra time in the afternoon from nowhere. so me play volleybal oder cricket. the climate here is cool so ramadan hardly affects anyother thing, so if i wana go hiking... i go hiking!

Answered by: Ali Iqbal | 13 years ago

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Aaquib Naved | 13 years ago

Never, it's all perception. Things are pretty much the same. You get more time to be at home, talk to your family. Above all, time for soul-searching and self-purity.

Answered by: Aaquib Naved | 13 years ago

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Well said +1

Zainab Hussain | 13 years ago

Thank you Zainab :)

Aaquib Naved | 13 years ago

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aiRbornE | 13 years ago

As we all know that Ramadan changes a person's routine spiritually but for almost 30 days all the family members can have iftar/dinner at the same time, on the same table.

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Nabeha | 13 years ago

My work gets better in Ramadan. I don't miss any prayer,I have fix schedule of sleeping and I get more free time because of short office timings etc etc

Answered by: Nabeha | 13 years ago

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- - | 13 years ago

Yes, I leave office at 14:00 and then to Tubewell and then to home before Aftar...! a big change

Answered by: - - | 13 years ago

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tubewell for what ?

Osama Afzal | 13 years ago

to take bath & enjoy the water for half an hour...!

- - | 13 years ago

okie great ... where do you live ?

Osama Afzal | 13 years ago

in a village of "Multan"...!

- - | 13 years ago

lovely ... i never played with tubewell ...!

Osama Afzal | 13 years ago

really?

- - | 13 years ago

yea ... :/

Osama Afzal | 13 years ago

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Khawaja Naveed Haider | 13 years ago

Hmmmm now a days... i am at home and i feel like a day is consist of 35 hours. :p I need to do something.

Answered by: Khawaja Naveed Haider | 13 years ago

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Mughees Ahmed | 13 years ago

its gets better in some ways and in some it does disturb

Answered by: Mughees Ahmed | 13 years ago

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example please ...!

Osama Afzal | 13 years ago

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HaroOn Dilshad | 13 years ago

I wont say it is affected.It becomes How I want it to be; )

Answered by: HaroOn Dilshad | 13 years ago

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Waqas Gillani | 13 years ago

yes

Answered by: Waqas Gillani | 13 years ago

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