Chocoholic wrote:Really? Do I really have to spell out the obvious?! Dubai being in the UAE is Muslim country - we are 2 weeks away from the start of Ramadan. This year is going to be particularly difficult for those fasting as the days are much longer at this time of year.
Please be a little more sensitive. But then how can we possibly expect you to understand these things BM BECAUSE YOU DON'T LIVE HERE!!!!
Er! Dubai is a Muslim country? Well I never! Gosh Chocs, you are a mine of information! I really must pay more attention to the country where I own a flat. Silly me
Actually if you care to look at some of the posts I was refering to, I don't think they were made by Muslims.
I'll quote one of them for you as I realise you are about as bright as a 2w bulb.
Fasting means taking limited food. Brahmacharya means confining to one wife and does not mean not marrying at all. The Veda and the Gita say that limited food is always good (yuktaahaara…, adyatetticha…). According to the constitution, you can take liquid or solid food in limited quantities on that day. Here, Brahmin means delicate constitution with weak digestion and hence, milk is recommended. Therefore, if you recommend fasting without water, it is against the scripture also. But, these ignorant priests recite only the scripture without knowing its meaning
If living in Dubai means I'll be as boring as you Chocs, then I'm glad I don't.