Aceh - Banda Aceh City Government calls on hotel and cafe businessmen to play tausiah during Ramadan. While the PlayStation rental (PS) until the entertainment place is prohibited to operate.
The suggestion was contained in a joint appeal issued by the City of Banda Aceh with the Forkopimda element. The call containing these 10 points has been spread and posted in public places. The content of this appeal is intended for Muslims to non-Muslims and foreign nationals residing in Tanah Rencong.
This call has been circulated since after being signed on May 11, said Head of Public Relations Pemko Banda Aceh T Taufik Mauliansyah when asked for confirmation AFP on Thursday (5/17/2018).
In the call signed by the various elements of leadership, there are several points, including arranging stall owners and entrepreneurs salons, hotels, and entertainment venues.
For Billyard, PlayStation, and other entertainment businesses is prohibited from operating during the fasting month, according to one of the points in the call.
In addition, in a joint appeal is arranged salon entrepreneurs are only allowed to open a business since at 09:00 until 16:00 pm. For salon, the government also asks to keep the provisions as stated in the salon business license.
Hotel businessmen are prohibited from providing food and drink during the day, holding karaoke, disco, and the like during Ramadan. Hotel entrepreneurs are encouraged to play tausiah and musical nuances of Islami, content points seven subpoin 4.
In this appeal, the Banda Aceh City Government also called on Muslims to fast, prosper mosques, meunasah, and other places of worship by performing tarawih prayers, tadarus, iktikaf, and other worship solely because of Allah.
It is prohibited to trade goods that can interfere with religious worship during Ramadan. Abandoning the sinful deeds that may damage the reward of fasting, the contents of the points about the call for Muslims.
In addition, loaded points for non-Muslims living in Banda Aceh. At the last point, non-Muslims are expected to honor the Acehnese who perform the fast.