I love all of you, Muslims, Christians , Buddhists, Non believers, animals, plants, all of you are my family, be happy to live, be happy to be, help everybody, and everybody helps you!!!
flora yohanes
August 24, 2012 @ 09:08:00PM
We shouldn't argue about who's right and who's wrong...make peace...repent...unite our hearts to keep the peace in our neighborhoods...practice tolerance...life in this world is temporary...love and care for you fellow man as you love yourself...and most importantly remember our creator.
ibnu abbas atholaky
August 9, 2012 @ 05:08:46AM
This is how Muslims act when a non-Muslim enters the protection of a Muslim. The non-Muslim cannot be allowed to be handed over to Muslims to be killed. Even in times of war, Muslims are prohibited from cutting down trees, killing livestock, harming or killing women, children and the weak from the enemy side...the question is why are women, children and the weak from the Muslim side being slaughtered? Intolerable...
Greeting cards are an old-fashioned way to wish family and friends a happy Idul Fitri. These days, many Indonesians prefer to use smart phones and social media.
The month of fasting brings families and communities together for many special activities expressing tolerance, forbearance, creativity, charity and faith.
![Imam Kitti Islam, who spent many years away from his native Phuket, played a crucial role in helping the city finally begin construction of Al Madina Mosque. [Somchai Huasaikul/Khabar]](/shared/images/2013/08/20/130820_STEPHEN_TH_KITTI1-100_67.jpg)
![Passengers travelling home for Idul Fitri wait to board at the Senen train station in Jakarta on August 7th. Many are busy using their cell phones to wish friends and family a happy holiday. [Arif P/Khabar]](/shared/images/2013/08/19/130819_YENNY_ID_LEBARAN-100_67.jpg)
![Muslims attend Idul Fitri prayers at the historic Sunda Kelapa port in Jakarta on August 8th. Tens of millions of Muslims in Indonesia celebrated the occasion in peace, despite worrisome crimes in the days just before. [Romeo Gacad/AFP]](/shared/images/2013/08/17/130817_OKKY_ID_IDULFITRI_VG1-100_67.jpg)
![A mother washes her daughter's hair with rice straw ashes in Pabuaran, Central Java, one day before Ramadan. It is a tradition said to cleanse heart and mind. [Andhika Bhakti/Khabar]](/shared/images/2013/08/07/130807_PE1_RAMADAN2013_ANDHIKA1-270_180.jpg)
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