Good evening to all my friends in this beloved community.
Hi friends, wherever you are, tonight I'm going to show you how crowded it is at Genit Market shopping for food to break the fast.
Yesterday, I went with my grandmother to shop for food and see the sights around the Jeunib city market.
I left with my grandmother at 5:00 PM because I knew the trip to the market would take a long time due to traffic congestion.
This is what the road to the market looked like yesterday.
After that, I immediately walked and arrived at a place selling cakes and other foods. My grandmother also immediately walked to see and buy the food she wanted to make for breaking the fast.
While I was very confused about which direction to go because of the crowds and traffic congestion, I naturally stopped by the side of the road to wait for my grandmother to buy food.
This is what it was like at the market yesterday
After finishing shopping, I immediately walked home. During Ramadan, in my village, my grandmother usually cooks porridge using a rice cooker. My grandmother immediately asked me to stop for a moment to get some porridge.
There were many people lining up to get porridge, which was being prepared and ready to be distributed in a meunasah (small mosque) building in my grandmother's hometown.
This is the atmosphere inside the meunasah building.
I arrived at the meunasah building at 6:00 p.m., and it wasn't long before it was time to break the fast. After getting my porridge, I immediately continued my journey home, arriving home at 6:30 a.m.
I was very happy to be able to accompany my grandmother yesterday, even though my grandmother took a long time to shop at the market, I was happy to wait.
Well, friends, that's all I can show you about the many people shopping for iftar at the Jeunib City market. I hope you like and enjoy the photos I've displayed above.
All the photos I've displayed here were taken with my camera.
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All my writing tonight is purely my own, I have not plagiarized from anyone else.