The month of Ramadan or the month of fasting is the month that is expected later for Muslims. Muslims were no exception in the 1990s. a lot of excitement in Ramadan at that time that may rarely be enjoyed by millennial generation today. Perhaps because of the limitations of technology, so in that era to spend time with colleagues will feel more fun. Here are some beautiful moments of Ramadan in the 90's.
Book of Ramadan Agenda
When entering elementary school, junior high school to high school every month of Ramadhan definitely get the agenda book in the month of Ramadan. Book that contains about religious activities in the month of Ramadan. Starting from the dawn prayers to tarawih, the implementation of fasting, and so forth.
Play Bamboo and Firecrackers
The "long" bamboo cannon game in Javanese terms is often played by boys in the afternoons after Sholat Ashar until the breaking of the fast, sometimes on holidays can be late and after dawn. In addition to bamboo cannon there are also playing firecrackers with jumbo size is usually done in the fields or field after Tarawih and after dawn. Now this kind of tradition has been abandoned, besides being prohibited by the authorities, this habit has been unattractive.
Firecrackers from Busi / Dop Used
Ancient people are more creative, probably because there is no game like this game. Firecrackers usually from the spark plugs in the contents of wooden matches continue to be thrown up.
Glorious War
Glorious is a tool that must be brought to the mosque at that time. Not only serves to pray, but also can be made "weapon" to defend themselves, from attacks by other children at that time. The glorious war is performed after maghrib prayer and tarawih prayer.
The Roads of Dawn
Usually done on holidays after dawn prayers in congregation in the mosque. For just a morning walk and breathe fresh air in the morning.
Walking around while waiting for break time
Is an itinerant activity in the afternoon, almost the same as the road road at dawn is just a different time that is in the afternoon.
Well that's memoria ramadhan month of 90s generation children, which may not be repeat by millenial generation as it is today.