Brilio.net - Ramadan is a month that has a lot of goodness. Carrying out fasting and other sunnah prayers brings Muslims to more positive days. Apart from that, Ramadan also creates moments of togetherness, both with family and friends by planning to "break the fast together".
What's even more interesting is that this moment of breaking the fast together can be a place to gather together with people you haven't seen for a long time, for example friends from school or college.
Talking about breaking the fast together, it turns out that this privilege is not only felt by Muslims. However, those who adhere to other religions are also happy about the moment of breaking fast together. Enjoying a meal at the same table with your closest friends is really fun.
This is what is shown by the upload of the TikTok account @danelasyafika. In the upload, several people in neat clothes are seen sitting at the same table facing each other. They are breaking the fast together. However, interestingly, those present were not only Muslims, but from various religions.
"Tolerance for 6 religions... less Catholic, who wants to join," wrote the uploader as the caption for his post.
In the upload, one by one the friends present were shown, their names and beliefs were also stated. Non-Muslims seemed enthusiastic about breaking the fast together. Truly a joyful moment.
"There are 8 people who are Muslims, but there are only two Muslims," wrote the uploader.
Not just two different religions, but 6 religions that gather together to celebrate fasting together. What a beautiful view, isn't it?
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First, his male friend who wore glasses and wore a gray shirt demonstrated a movement in the style of the Sikh religion which originates from India. He shook his head to show his religious identity.
breaking fast together across religions
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Not wanting to be outdone, women with long, straight hair wearing glasses also took part in breaking the fast together. Even though he is Confucian, he is still enthusiastic about celebrating the iftar together.
breaking fast together across religions
TikTok/@danelasyafika
With her hands looking up to her chin, the veiled woman looked happy and happy at the iftar together.
breaking fast together across religions
TikTok/@danelasyafika
Not wanting to waste the available food, the short-haired man with pizza filling his mouth looked happy and gave a thumbs up. This shows that he likes and enjoys participating in fasting together even though he does not fast because his religion is Christian.
breaking fast together across religions
TikTok/@danelasyafika
The next friend who joined the iftar together was from the Hindu religion. Wearing a dark blue shirt, he showed his face in a pleasant pose. It's really exciting.
breaking fast together across religions
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Well, this time it's Muslim. This woman wears a black headscarf as a symbol that she is a Muslim. He seemed happy to be able to break the fast with his friends.
breaking fast together across religions
TikTok/@danelasyafika
A blonde woman who is known to be a Buddhist shows a happy smile and a clean plate.
breaking fast together across religions
TikTok/@danelasyafika
And finally, with a cool pose, this man shows a smile on his face. His face was very fresh and happy because he took part in the fast breaking event. It is known that he is a Christian.
Seeing this post, of course my heart feels calm, because of the beautiful tolerance that exists in Indonesia. It's not surprising that many saluted and were happy with this moment. This video upload has received 578.4 thousand views, 48.4 likes and 644 comments.
"We used to have a workplace where people were tolerant. Every Ramadan there would be a fasting event for all the staff. We didn't think about costs or transport, everyone was transported. Muslims, Christians, Catholics, Hindus, Buddhists, all ate together," said the account @senjadiyakala
"I really want to have a circle like this, it will definitely be fun, every religious celebration you can celebrate," said the account @sarahleeputri
"The term is not bukber wow. But maber eating together," wrote the account @wanwanwan8880
"I was also recently invited to break the fast by my boss, of seven who broke the fast only 3, btw my boss who invited me was a Christian," said the account @nnowrna