~ Your Favorite Part of Ramadan?

[spogmai shaglay]

Lailatul -qadra...

togetherness of all family members while iftaar and sehri....

[IamDZJ]

I know che you want to say that I m spoiled now..i feel guilty too. Kho pa de ki zma sa qosoor nashta.. Aw ta che domra darege khalko na aghekem zma qosoor na de.

[abubaker]

I know che you want to say that I m spoiled now..i feel guilty too. Kho pa de ki zma sa qosoor nashta.. Aw ta che domra darege khalko na aghekem zma qosoor na de.

khalgo na daregam babao na daregam

kha daratha waya si blood kho ba na ye

[IamDZJ]

khalgo na daregam babao na daregam

kha daratha waya si blood kho ba na ye

Ma feker kiri wo che tar osa pore ba ma pa tandi bande lekal shawe we...
I used to be Blood.. Now I am somthing else.

[abubaker]

aubakha tandi ta mi di nawa katalee

[eyeliner]

i love every part of ramadhan, waking up for sahri, doing salah, dhikr and trying to achieve closeness to Allah, it truly is a month like no other, mashaAllah, you just feel this closeness, a month where your prepared to give up anything for Allah. May Allah grant us the benefits of this month by drawing us closer to him.

[Saifullah]

It is such a blessed month, u just eat a little in iftar and u feel full....

[eyeliner]

its a month where a sacrifice feels like nothing

[eusuphxai]

^ wazeeepa ra obaasay Khuday yu obaakhaaa

yaw zal ma da bang na yaw 15 minute mahkay bang shoro ko aoo zama tror roja mata kra pay later on I was almost beaten to death for that

[Mr.Niazi]

all part of ramazan is good ..lailat ul qadar , eid ,tarwee every thing

[abubaker]

When I was in Swat, my favorite part of Ramadhan was when the taliban (back then, they were not associated with extremism or violence) would knock on our doors for rojamaat, saying, "<something> raobasai khwdey mo ubakha!" I think the <something> was "dodai," but I'm not sure.

And we children would sit on the rooftops or on the trees, teasing them by yelling, "Roje rojey maatey, da talibano dodai maatey!"

My favoritest moment would be the smell of paparr and zalobai in the evening time right before rojamaat.

And food during peshmaney has its own special taste for some reason, and I always love it - even today.

i actually used to that for our local masjid

we used go around streets screaming ''wasifa raubasi khudai mu aubakha'' from one end of the street to the other

we were young back then, so anything good we would eat our selves lol