More Ramadan Etiquette.....on the bus
Happened to be on the bus for the second time on the 1.5hr journey to abu dhabi when the bus stopped midway for breaking the fast.
The first time was in the middle of nowhere with of course an indian tea shop and a mosque. As the only rare specie on the bus i left to peek in the shop but the troughs were full with the populous specie, so u-turn and back on the bus. Tonight they stopped mid motorway. Amidst prayers on the airwaves, then the driver produced a carrier bag with dates and offered me some. I refused, thanking him. Question is, is this the done thing and have i offended anyone? If you are not to greet a unknown (muslim)male in public should you be accepting things from them?:confused: |
Re: More Ramadan Etiquette.....on the bus
why didn't you just accept those dates...it's the polite thing to do as far as I am concerned...
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Re: More Ramadan Etiquette.....on the bus
Yet another reason I would never travel by bus.
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Re: More Ramadan Etiquette.....on the bus
Originally Posted by Patsy Stoned
(Post 7909142)
Yet another reason I would never travel by bus.
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Re: More Ramadan Etiquette.....on the bus
Originally Posted by MataHari
(Post 7909145)
yeah...I ignored that part of the story, lol...
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Re: More Ramadan Etiquette.....on the bus
LOL:rofl:
You all have me rolling...another thread brewing which is the greater evil Driving with the crazed folks on the road like a chicken run or taking the bus...i have retained the latter:fingerscrossed: |
Re: More Ramadan Etiquette.....on the bus
Originally Posted by zoukla
(Post 7909100)
Happened to be on the bus for the second time on the 1.5hr journey to abu dhabi when the bus stopped midway for breaking the fast.
The first time was in the middle of nowhere with of course an indian tea shop and a mosque. As the only rare specie on the bus i left to peek in the shop but the troughs were full with the populous specie, so u-turn and back on the bus. Tonight they stopped mid motorway. Amidst prayers on the airwaves, then the driver produced a carrier bag with dates and offered me some. I refused, thanking him. Question is, is this the done thing and have i offended anyone? If you are not to greet a unknown (muslim)male in public should you be accepting things from them?:confused: |
Re: More Ramadan Etiquette.....on the bus
Originally Posted by zoukla
(Post 7909170)
LOL:rofl:
You all have me rolling...another thread brewing which is the greater evil Driving with the crazed folks on the road like a chicken run or taking the bus...i have retained the latter:fingerscrossed: That said I have only got the bus a few times here... N. |
Re: More Ramadan Etiquette.....on the bus
No it is not offensive at all, as long as you politley say no thank you.
I mean I never ate in the MIL's house :ohmy: |
Re: More Ramadan Etiquette.....on the bus
Originally Posted by zoukla
(Post 7909100)
Happened to be on the bus for the second time on the 1.5hr journey to abu dhabi when the bus stopped midway for breaking the fast.
The first time was in the middle of nowhere with of course an indian tea shop and a mosque. As the only rare specie on the bus i left to peek in the shop but the troughs were full with the populous specie, so u-turn and back on the bus. Tonight they stopped mid motorway. Amidst prayers on the airwaves, then the driver produced a carrier bag with dates and offered me some. I refused, thanking him. Question is, is this the done thing and have i offended anyone? If you are not to greet a unknown (muslim)male in public should you be accepting things from them?:confused: Alright... 10000Dh or 1000Whip slashes your choice for offending the muslim 1000Dh or 100 slaps in the face for saying thank you to a muslim Oh there was a bit of flirting in that thank you so... thats a 5000Dh fine. |
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