Sajid Ahmed Umar – Replenish Ramadan #04 – An Iftar fit for Instagram
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The transcript discusses the issue of eating healthy and appetizing food during the month ofFinancial, which often comes with a visual appeal. While some Muslims use social media to post pictures of eating healthy, others use it for convenience and appetite. The transcript suggests that there are two types of culinary practices, those who take out their phones to show pictures of food and those who make their own breakfast.
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The unfortunate fact is that far too many Muslims get caught up in the plague of food Instagramming and post syndrome, you know when you have to post and make a post out of every moment in your life, a frightening behavior to see, especially during the month of Ramadan.
Posting visually appealing and appetizing images of food may appear harmless on the surface. But for some Muslims, it has evolved into a ritual much like the Salah, where no day is complete without it. Detoxification is hardly encouraged in our online culture. Instead, it feeds a culture of excess by glamorizing gluttony via the continual exposure and distribution. That is why if you're looking around the dinner table at Iftar time, there are two types of people, those who swiftly take out their phones to take a picture of what they about to eat to show off on social media. And then they are those who make the most of every last second to make dua before Iftar. And to thank Allah
subhanho wa Taala for the blessings of food and nourishment. The question is, which one of those two or you find out more at Mr DF dot code at UK