Eid Adh

Eid Adh is one of the Moslem holy days. It is celebrated on Dzulhijah 10th, the 11th month of the Moslem calendar. It is a time to remember the sacrifice of Ismail. The history of Eid Adh, Abraham is ordered by The Almighty God to sacrifice his son, Ismail. Because of Abraham's obedience, he obeyed the order from The Almighty God. But suddenly, when Abraham would sacrifice his son, Ismail was replaced with a sheep. After that moment, Allah SWT commanded Moslems to sacrifice animals on Eid Adh. Because of that, in that holy day, Moslems provide the sacrificed animals such as sheeps, cows and goats.

The tradition of Eid Adh in my family is sterted with pray together in the mosque or in the field in the morning. After that, we shake hands to each other and then we eat together. Then, the sacrifice animals are started. Usually, the animals are goats and cows. After that, the meats of sacrifice animals are divided to poor people. Some meats are made Sate.

At the same time, Moslems in the world who make the pilgrimage to Mecca are doing Wukuf in Padang Arafah on Dzulhijah 10th. Because of that, Eid Adh is also called Lebaran Haji.

heaven of shopping

Pasar Baru

Located in the middle of Bandung, Pasar Baru is one of the biggest and the oldest markets in Bandung. A truly famous market, Pasar Baru attracts hundreds of people everyday from all over Bandung. The visitors are not only from Bandung, but also from other cities in West Java.

Pasar Baru is also one of the most complete markets in Bandung, starting from dry market and wet market to fashion market and food court. In this market, you can buy anything that you want, such as clothes, shoes, food, etc. In addition, you can bargain the price.

Pasar Baru consist of 7 floors include the basement. There are dry and wet market in the basement. You will find foodstuffs in here. On the first floor and second floor, you will find fashionstuffs such as clothes and shoes. If you will buy cloth material and carpet, you should go to the third floor. On the fourth floor and fifth floor, there are bag sellers who offer their stuffs. If you feel hungry and tired after shopping, you should go to the sixth floor because there is a comfortable food court. It provides delicious foos and beverages.

Pasar Baru is an extraordinary market. Pasar Baru combines modern and traditional styles. It causes Pasar Baru is different from other markets.