I am curious.

Not being a muslim myself, I am curious to know f Muslims in Nigeria have any special foods thath they eat during Ramadan?

and at Eid do you go back to the sameold soups or are there any special meals that you prepare?

hi. there are no special recipes. life goes on just like before. it is just that in nigeria, people (muslims in this case) do not feed well until during ramadan, when they start to eat fruits and vegetables. even in my house, the same thing holds. i am highly flattered by your curiosity

I never used to like dates until recently

one of my coworkers (muslim) from Palestine said halal (sp) food is good. He recommend where to get the food. I buy halal food from some folks from Turkey and my brother eat that after the break along with what i cook (if he sees it fit to eat).

There is shorba (soup) it can be made in various different ways. Thats the soup you woudl break your fast with but first u would take a date and some milk. This is general middle eastern ramadan soup but it varies. I don't make them anymore. I would have thought northerners had similar??

There is also boreg basically like spring rolls/filo pastry/samosa style with any meats and veg of your choice.

Whtever I'm served

No special meal but advicable to break with fruits,then pap with moi-mo or akara.

Wow! A 2008 thread...issokai

I usually break with date, especially d dry ones.

Leilah:
There is shorba (soup) it can be made in various different ways. Thats the soup you woudl break your fast with but first u would take a date and some milk. This is general middle eastern ramadan soup but it varies. I don't make them anymore. I would have thought northerners had similar??

There is also boreg basically like spring rolls/filo pastry/samosa style with any meats and veg of your choice.

Please how do you make the shorba?

2008 thread? Thats a fucking 9years!..even the op was last seen in 2010...I was a virgin in primary 5 then
Nairaland maka why?

Who resurrected this thread ?

Wow, post from 2008 making d fp......For well its smoothie time to break fast...

Oluwasaeon:
Who resurrected this thread ?

Since 1885

Ok, nice thread, keep it up

A ghost thread!!

FTC crew una wan die?

yemnic:
Wow, post from 2008 making d fp......For well its smoothie time to break fast...

since the days of yaradua

U gotta get married soon, married Muslims are the ones that enjoy Ramadan to the fullest. To think that I have no idea what I was gonna break my fast with today..

Nothing special...I just tend to eat more dates.

Nawa o.. This is just getting to FP since 2008.. Life ain't that hard

This thread reminds me of the quote dead bones shall rise...

Hmmmm
2008 thread reaching front page in 2017.


"Despair not of the mercy of Allah"
(Quran 39:53)

Today's fasting is not over yet. So let us break before we post.
Happy Ramadan to all Muslims.

Dead bones shall rise indeed

2008!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Even a 2008 thread has finally hit Nairaland frontpage, but Igbo people still can't form Biafra since 1967?

Always Chink's

There's something common in the middle east and its very nutritious Haleem, thats one of the best food to break with

Since 2008, O.M.G truely there is hope for the living.
Ramadan Kareem to all muslim faithful tho.

Ibro27:
Today's fasting is not over yet. So let us break before we post.
Happy Ramadan to all Muslims.

Typical fanatic, how does posting affect fasting