
yes, it's common, but what i'm curious about is how come the girls do it more openly then the guys...Originally posted by Takumi2eLimit:My malay friends also like that, it's quite common la.![]()
Hmmm... nope so far all my Malay friends don't do that...Originally posted by Schwing:i mean, muslims who don't fast, since this is the fasting month...i'm not being racist here, let me say this...
i was at one ITE one day, and i saw this group of malays, guys and girls, one of the guys took out some coin and bought a packet of drinks from the vending machine and passed it to his gf who started drinking it...den, the same guy lit up a cigarette and proceeded to the toilet for a puff...and when he came out, his gf passed him the drink and he also took a sip...
seeing this, 2 more malay guys followed and bought themselves a packet of drink...
i know that toddlers, pregnant ladies and ppl who are sick are allowed to skip fasting, not young teenagers who are well enough to attend school and smoke...
also, i noticed that if guys wanted to skip fasting, they are more afraid to let others see it, they do it discreetly...whereas the girls do it openly...
wah your lecturer so extra one arh? i thought singapore got religious freedom?Originally posted by browniebaobao:not all are so disciplined to fast de.
but in my ite, one lecturer ever told the muslim stall holder not to sell food to muslims, coz they were supposed to be fasting. my muslim classmates then gathered around during break time and went to library to rest, stay away from canteen.
yes true. just answer in their afterlife.Originally posted by Manager433:Some modern malays do eat, drink, gamble, smoke 365 days a year. Some even drink 'tiger' during lunch time. Normal mah. When u hungry, ask yourself, will your god come down hand you food? No rite? So........no big deal for a muslim to eat during fasting months. Even my malay colleagues also told me they don't really follow the rules anymore.
he's not my lecturer la.. but he's very into his religion.Originally posted by hisoka:wah your lecturer so extra one arh? i thought singapore got religious freedom?
Maybe you should vist the Kranji Turf Club on racing days. Count the number of malays in there betting horse.Originally posted by SMAPLionHeart:I saw a few buying toto and 4d just now
can put "some" infront? i youngster but i fast despite being sick 2day.Originally posted by NoSpaceBar:youngstersthesedaysdoesnotrespecttheirreligion
that's very commendable of you...i'm not that really into the fast or not fasting thingy...just wondering why the girls do it more openly...they gather round the tables and start munching on burgers and snacks...can it be that all the girls are having menses at the same time?? it's a group of about 7-8 of them...strenght in numbers, perhaps...Originally posted by sinicker:can put "some" infront? i youngster but i fast despite being sick 2day.![]()
all succumb to a minority number of people in the group's peer pressure influence =DOriginally posted by Schwing:that's very commendable of you...i'm not that really into the fast or not fasting thingy...just wondering why the girls do it more openly...they gather round the tables and start munching on burgers and snacks...can it be that all the girls are having menses at the same time?? it's a group of about 7-8 of them...strenght in numbers, perhaps...