The coolest thing in EID "jazhnana"
"Jazhntan
piroz" and "happy EID” to all of my positive readers ....
As it is jazhn, i was
thinking about things that i am grateful for during jazhn and i found many
blessings and uncounted things that i and you can be grateful for.
jazhn's atmosphere
is different and very special. people and neighbors visit each other and
celebrate this awesome day and i am sure you do the same.
Since Kurdistan is part
of Middle East you can easily imagine the atmosphere here. Most of the families
wake up early in the first morning of “Jazhn”, and Men go to mosque to pray the
jazhn prayer and congratulate each other by saying jazntan piroz and giving
three kisses on one chick, (it's like part of the culture). But for women it's
different, it is four kisses, two on each chick.
Then it's time to have breakfast
at home, and one of the special things about jazhn is the breakfast because you
won't have tea, some cheese with bread. No actually it is different and i
call it supper special... in this special morning most of the families prepare
white rice, beans, apricot soup and chicken or red meat...
If nothing gave a
special feeling of jazhn's spirit, the breakfast will definitely give you that
feeling.
You know everyone have
their own special things to do and their own favorite things in jazhn, so for
me everything about jazhn is so amazing but there are two awesome things that i
always wait for them in jazhn,,,,
My first favorite thing
in jazhn is hearing "Allah Akbar"
Every jazhn i wake up on
this sound, when the khatib of the mosque is repeating the "Allah Akbar"
which it means "God is the greatest" three times, i feel peaceful and
grateful that am alive. When i open my eyes hearing this and i simply give a
smile to this world.
My second favorite thing
in jazhn which is the most awesome thing everrrrrrrr is “Jazhnana” or “3idya".
i am now 21 years old,
and i am no more a little girl, but till this day i enjoy getting my jazhnana
with a big smile on my face and a heart full of excitement, sometimes i feel i
am still that little eight years old girl and my heart will come out of my
chest when my father or my uncles call my name out to give me jazhnana.
I know some of you might
see it a little bit childish since am not a little girl anymore but i can't handle the
overwhelming feelings of excitement in me. Maybe this is jazhn's effect
on me, taking me back to the old times and waking up the spirit of that little girl in me.
I am grateful for these
little things that put a huge smile on my face and make my soul fill with happiness.
You too start counting
your blessings and be grateful that you are able wake up this morning among your beloved
family members ....
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