The 3 F’s of Eid Al-Fitr in Indonesia

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  After one month fasting, the Indonesian Muslims to celebrate of Eid Al-Fitr holiday. The Eid Al-Fitr has 3 F’s the meaning of for Indonesian tradition. 1.         Food “Opor ayam and Ketupat” is the classic food for the Indonesian to cooked. Every family cooked that’s foods for family members and their guests, also served many cookies. So, Indonesian always got fat after Eid Al-Fitr holiday if they not diet. 2.        Family The Eid Al-Fitr is the meaning of back to home or the popular words in Indonesian is “mudik”. Every family member who was living out from home will back to home to celebrate that’s holiday together. Tought the price of the transportation increase are all. 3.        Forgiveness Like was a baby new born is the meaning of Fitr so the Indonesian Muslims will forgiveness each other with family members, neighbors, and coworkers and ect. They are will visit the home each othe...
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3 things, Kuta is the worth it place for moeslem traveler in Bali.



As a island with majority a Hinduism, many tourist asking it is safe for moeslem if want to visit Bali?. The fact is Indonesia the country with believe 5 religion and the majority is moeslem so, in Bali island many moeslem live there also. That’s mean for moeslem tourists no need worrying for travel in Bali, but they must to know the place for easy to get Mosque and Halal food. Kuta area is the best place for moeslem traveler for staying, and there is 3 things Kuta is worth it.

1.       The Distance

Within distance about 4 km from I Gusti Ngurah Rai International airport, Kuta area is the close place area in Bali. For those moeslem tourists that first visit to Bali is better find the place for staying nearby of airport. In Kuta area the tourists can find the syariah hotel also.

2.       The Mosque

The Ar Rahmat mosque nearby Kuta parking is the famous mosque in Kuta because easy to get there and on main street. The building of mosque has 2 floor for praying. When the friday praying the mosque will give the food for lunch. The mosque open for 5 time praying, so the tourists no need worry about leave it one time of praying.

3.       The Halal Food

The tummy must full with the halal food for moeslem, and as Hinduism the Balinese can eat anything and many a local warung or restaurant sell menu with pork. But in Dewi Sri street the moeslem tourists can find Masakan Rumah Etnik restaurant to get a Halal food, because the restaurant not selling menu with pork. The restaurant also have a praying room on the backyard. Or for cheaper food the moeslem tourists can find on Mataram street, the tourists should find a local warung with seller of Javanese for halal food.

The Bali island is welcome for any religion, because the Balinese is welcome. But the tourists should be a respect with the local.

Location: Kuta Beach, Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali, Indonesia

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