Topic 1 (due date 01/05/20)
Please share about your experience celebrating Ramadan with your family during the MCO (Movement Control Order). Write about your feeling and activities that you did so far.
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Malaysian was announced to have a Movement Control Order by the prime minister, Tun Muhyiddin Yassin because of Covid -19.We felt sad because we could not go out.After a few weeks,muslims have to fast for a month in MCO period.
Usually,we have bazaar that sell variety foods but this year,there is no bazaar because of this order.Only one person will represent one family that allow to go buy something.We also can buy it from online but my family think that it is good to cook by ourself as there is many scammer out there.We help each other so it will be not tiring.My father will buy the ingredients.This year,we celebrate Ramadhan not as usual.The tv programme also repeat the same story or show.
I hope Malaysian will follow the order and attempt to break the chain of Covid-19.I also hope Malaysian will take care of their health and spend more time with their family.
Nabilah binti Abd Rahim
ReplyDeleteAs everyone knows, Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin has instructed Malaysians to stay home to stay safe and it not will be infected by Covid-19.
Thus, month of Ramadan each state is ordered not to hold a Ramadan bazaar during the month of Ramadan. In addition, there is no congregation prayer like the supper prayer. Malaysians are also saddened by the order. As a result, every time we broke up my mother would cook delicious food as well as cakes. We also helped our mother to serve food before breaking up. After the isyak prayer, we will hold a congregation prayer led by my father.
I am very happy to be able to lead a perfect life like last year. I hope all people can give cooperation to fight the Covid-19 so we can live as usual.
Alya Syazwina bt Azizi
ReplyDeleteThe Prime Minister of Malaysia made an official statement on the current situation of the Covid-19 outbreak that has hit our country until the announcement of the Movement Control Order has to be made. We are sad to be unable to celebrate Ramadan like in the previous year.
Sadly, we don’t have bazaar and we can’t do tarawih at the mosque unlike before. However, we still happy to celebrate Ramadan together. Every evening, we will prepare delightful dishes for iftar. We also be able to do tarawih together. If there is time, we will make biscuits and cakes as desserts. While, my dad is in charge of buying groceries. Thus, we succeeded in establishing closer family relationships because of the order.
In conclusion, we hope the Covid-19 will end soon and we could live our lives as usual. Lastly, I wish we had a family that will stay together no matter what situation it is.
Ahmad Alif Hakimi Bin Ahmad Zachki
ReplyDeleteThe Prime Minister of Malaysia, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin implementing the Movement Control Order (MCO) for all Malaysians to prevent the Covid-19 virus from spreading throughout Malaysia. My family and I felt sad because we cannot spent our time going out together like we did before. I also believe that all Muslim felt sad because in a few weeks they are unable to celebrate Ramadan like the previous year.
Usually, we will enjoy buying food at the bazaar. But this year, there is no bazaar because MCO stopped us from doing that again. So, my mother had to prepare almost every day for break fast. My sister will help my mother to prepare the food and I will have my mother to prepare beverages. If there are not enough ingredients, as the head of the family, my father will go out and buy the necessary goods. Everyday is a must for my family to watch the announcement made by our Health Minister Director General, Dato Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah. We wanted to get the latest update on Covid-19.
For the conclusion, I hope the Covid-19 will end soon. At the end of the day, we must ready to adapt the new normal.
Hannani Syafiqah Batrisyia bt Mohd Nazri
ReplyDeleteAs we now, all Malaysians need to stay at home during Movement Control Order. Furthermore, this year all Muslim must fasting in Ramadan during Movement Control Order.
However, it don't make me feel disappointed because I can fast with the whole family this year. Every day, my siblings and I help mom prepare food before maghrib. Next, mom allow me to do cookies for eat together after the supreme prayer.
Last but not least, my parents always say thank goodness for the Movement Control Order and I happy to hear it. I hope I can feel like this again every year of Ramadan.
Zikril Hakim bin Shahrol Hanizam
ReplyDeleteThe Prime Minister of Malaysia which is Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin announced to all Malaysian that we need to obey the Movement Control Order due to the Coronavirus disease that have spread to our country. Due to MCO period,we cannot carry out activities outside our house. I feel so sad and disappointed because I cannot go out of my house. Unfortunately,all Muslims need to fast during this MCO period. We will celebrate a Ramadan month a quick different compared to the previous year.
As we know, this year we do not have Ramadan bazaar. We cannot buy foods and drinks like previous year. We need to prepare our foods and drinks ourselves for iftar. During Ramadan month and MCO period, I like to help my mother to do chores at home such as mop the floor,wash clothes and clean out house. Furthermore, we also could not go to the mosque,so my family and I just did Tarawih prayer at home only. When I have a free time, I will recite the Quran with my siblings. Then,my father will go out and buy groceries and necessary goods. Everyday my family and I will watch a television because we want to hear a speech from our Health Minister Director General, Dato Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah about the latest update on Coronavirus disease.
I feel very happy because I can spent a lot of time and can get closer with my family during this MCO period. Last but not least, I hope all Malaysian will obey to the MCO because this is the only way we can avoid us from being infected with this Coronavirus disease. I hope this Coranavirus disease will end as soon as possible and we can live as usual.
Izwan Hakimi bin Kamaruzamani
ReplyDeleteOn 18 March , our Prime Minister which is Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has made an official statement about Movement Control Order (MCO) to prevent the spreading of the Coronavirus
around the world.During the MCO , we can't go or do any activities outside our house.I feel so sad because we have can't celebrate our Ramadhan like previous years.
However,we must be grateful for these situation because we can spend more time with our family such as help your mom in the kitchen.It will be easier for your mom to prepare the food.Next,my family and I perform Tarawih prayer at home because we can't go to the mosque to perform prayer. In this situation, I have take the chances to recite the Quran during my free time.
For the conclusion , we must take this chance to spend time with our beloved family. We must obey to the MCO and recite a prayer to stop the spreading of the Coronavirus.I wish this MCO will end soon so that we can live normally.
Tengku Arrienna Sofea bt Tengku Jefry
ReplyDeleteSince the Prime Minister of Malaysia has announced that the Movement Control Order (MCO) will be extended by another two weeks. For the Muslims, this is the first time we celebrating Ramadan during the MCO.
Every year during the holy fasting month of Ramadan, most Muslims would traditionally spend the night at mosques in a ritual that start with buka puasa (fast breaking) and ends with tarawih prayer. But, this will not happen in this year. A bit sad to hear that because we unable to celebrate Ramadan like the previous year. However, we still happy because we celebrating Ramadan at home with lovely family members. Even we do not have the bazaar Ramadan, my mom still cook a lot of delicious foods for buka puasa. Since the MCO does not allow mass gatherings, my family and I are also delivering foods to the asnaf or those eligible to receive charity.
I hope all Malaysian can stay safe at home. Just remember that we need to do whatever it takes to fight this Covid19 outbreak together as a nation. Just remain positive and calm because we are being told to stay home. Insyaallah the MCO will end soon.
Danial Fahmy bin Nabil
ReplyDeleteLately, the pandemic Corona Virus desease 2019 or also known as Covid-19 has spread rapidly around the world. As the result, our country has a growing number of patients every day. Therefore, our Prime Minister, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has announced the Movement Control Order(MCO) on 18 March 2020
as a step to decrease the number of covid-19 patient.My family and all Malaysian felt dissapointed with this order in addition all the Muslim will be fast during this MCO period.
Usually, there is Ramadhan bazaar when the Ramadhan month arrived.But this time, the bazaar can't be held because the order of MCO. I felt a little bit upset cause I can't enjoy the yummy food that sell at the bazaar.Therefore, my father will go to the groceries to buy the kitchen stuff. My mother will cook for our iftar meal. My brother and I will help my mother for the iftar such as clean up the table and make the water. After having the iftar, my siblings and I will recite the Quran.We also do the terawih prayer congregration.
Last but not least, I'm grateful to god because I can spent more time with my family during this MCO period. I hope that the Covid-19 will be gone as fast as lightning in the future. I hope that Malaysia will be safe from this pandemic desease.
Hayatun Shairah binti Mohd Salim
ReplyDeleteSince it's the world pandemic over the new virus called Covid-19, Malaysia prime minister, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin just ordered a curfew over all area in Malaysia.
this curfew is called MCO that is Malaysian Movement Control Order.We were told to stay at home and kept a safe social distancing whenever you go out.
Today, we were still in the order of the MCO for the fifth phase and has to go through fasting month Ramadhan in this world crisis. Some of things i experienced while fasting in MCO with my family is we have to perform Solat Tarawih in the house instead of perform it in a mosque. All mosque over Malaysia was closed to prevent the spreading of Coronavirus. My family and I also has to break our fast at home for the rest of Ramadhan this year. We were strictly prohibited from eating at a restaurant nor going outside except for buying food and groceries and other important stuff.
Hopefully this crisis will end soon so we can get back to our regular lifestyle such as travelling, jogging and most importantly going to school. May we all pray that Covid-19 will end before Aidilfitri.
Saidatun Nadjwa bt Sabki
ReplyDeleteAs we know,our Prime Minister which is Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin was announced that Malaysians need follow the order which is Movement Control Order.According to this order, we need to stay at home and keep a safe social distancing to decrease the number of COVID-19 cases.Because of this order,we cannot celebrate this year Ramadan like the previous year.
Normally,when Ramadan comes, we will have Bazaar to buy our iftar food.But this year,Bazaar cannot be opened to prevent the spread of Covid-19 disease.So,we decided to make the food sold in Bazaar such as Roti John and Onde-onde.Next,we also know that we cannot do Tarawih at mosque this year.Therefore,my family will do Tarawih together and recite Quran after pray.
In conclusion,I hope this disease will end as soon as possible.So that we can do the usually thing in our life.Last buy not least, I hope all Malaysian will be safe from this disease.
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DeleteQadeeja Nafeesha bt Mohd Masri
ReplyDeleteLast month, our prime minister, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has announced the Movement Control Order.This order started from 18th March 2020. On 23rd April, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin announced that this order will be extended by another 2 weeks. This is the third time that goverment has decided to extend the MCO. This means, we have to celebrate Ramadan during MCO for the first time.
As we know, Ramadan was the month that full of happiness. We can buy many varities of food at the Ramadan bazaar. During this order, there will be no bazar for us. Compare to previous year, normally during Ramadan all muslim went to mosque to perform Tarawih together. This prayer is only once a year. It is quite sad because we cannot feel the vibe of Tarawih in the Masjid that perform together by the whole Muslim. Instead of being sad, we, family, celebrate this ramadan by organize our own solat Tarawih. My brother volunteered himself to be the imam for the Tarawikh. After Tarawih my siblings and i will recite the quran together. After that, my mother and sisters cook many types of food for the iftar. We also learned to cook new dish as there is no bazar Ramadan.
Until this day, I still enjoy my ramadan at home. It is not too tired and we experience some new things. Unfortunately, it is quite sad because one of my brother and sister were not celebrate Ramadan together at home. They are working during the MCO and cant get to home. I hope this pandemic will end soon and our country will recover faster. Lastly, I hope all Malyasian will be safe from this disease.
Wan Zaira Irdina Binti Wan Mohd Khairul
ReplyDeleteThe Pandemic that happen a few month ago cause by Corona make the whole world is in lockdown and it's been over one month now.Because of this,we need to celebrate our Ramadan in MCO.I feel kind of upset and sad because Ramadan this year is not merrier as the previous year because of this pandemic.
Ramadan is a time of spiritual reflection, self-improvement, and heightened devotion and worship. Muslims are expected to put more effort into following the teachings of Islam. The fast begins at dawn and ends at sunset.Ramadan is also known as the blessed month and all the muslims need to worship Allah because the reward will be multiplied this month .Well , Ramadan this year is a little bit different because we are celebrating Ramadan only in the house . There's no baazar that exciting this Ramadan as it got cancelled due to the Corona.All muslim is also was not allowed to make tarawih in the mosque.This Ramadan is not very exciting as it before.
Other than that,there is also the advantage of celebrating Ramadan during MCO which is I can celebrate this Ramadan with my family unlike previous year, I celebrate it at school. Celebrating Ramadan with my family was indeed fun because we got more closer.It also not very tiring during this Ramadan because we just stay at home so our energy is not easily drain.I hope the pandemic that happen around the world would end quickly and everyone stay at home for their own health and reduce the amount of corona case.
Nur Adila Insyirah bt Adzman
ReplyDeleteEvery year, my experience on celebrating Ramadan with my family was always be the same. But this year, since our Prime Minister, Tan Sri Muhyiddin announced that all Malaysians must obey the MCO ( Movement Control Order) due to the Coronavirus outbreak in Malaysia, I know that this year, ever Muslims in Malaysia, including me will having a different, yet tiring Ramadan.
Why did I said it will be tiring? Because this year, we must cook the food by ourselves since every bazaar in Malaysia will be closed. I'm lucky that I have a lot of siblings, so I don't have to cook by myself. However, it is still tiring.
Other than bazaar, the mosque will be closed too since the prime minister forbid Malaysians to gather in a large numbers, where it can possibly make anyone whom have the disease to spread it to other people. So, Muslims need to perform the Taraweeh prayer with our family.
In a nutshell, the ambience for this year's Ramadan may not as much fun as any other year. But at least, I can spend more time with my family. I'm rarely close with my siblings, but during the MCO, I think our bond is getting stronger and stronger every day.
nurhawa hasya binti tahir
ReplyDeleteSince the Corona Virus pandemic have being a very big issues around the world and also have affected our country, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin which is our Prime Minister have announced that all Malaysians need to obey the Movement Control Order to help decrease the number of infected patients and decrease the number of death due to this pandemic. So because of the Covid-19 virus my experience of celebrating Ramadan this year is a little bit different compared to other years back then.
Due to the MCO, all of my family members is home. After a quite a long time since my family gathered together to celebrate first Ramadan at home, this year all of us have the opportunity to celebrate it together. I am very sure that this will be our favourite and the sweetest moment ever!
This year will be a little bit different. Why do I say it that way? It is because this year will not have any bazaar Ramadan since the government has banned the activity to be held in the whole country. So we can no more feel the excitement of going to the bazaar and we can no more buy our favourite food that we've been craving during fasting at the bazaar this year.
Other than bazaar, we also can't feel the vibes of going to the mosque to perform Taraweh prayer anymore. This is because the government didn't want Malaysians to gather in a large numbers at one place. So this year my family and I are going to perform it together at home.
In summary, even though we will not celebrating Ramadan like ususal but still we will celebrate it full with a very pleasant memories with our loved one.
masyitah Zainol
ReplyDeleteRamadan this year were different. There were no bazaar that sell a variety delicious food and no taraweh at mosque because to stop the spread of Corona Virus.
However we were so excited to celebrate Ramadan together because all my siblings were here. Although we could not go out we can buy food online but actually my family like to cook . Everyday we try to to cook different menu to prevent from boring.
I was on cloud nine because I can celebrate Ramadan together and close with my family.
Eventhough we cannot celebrate Ramadan like usually but I am grateful because we cam stay breathing and celabrate Ramadan with my family.
Nurul Athirah Nabilah bt Hisham
ReplyDeleteSince Wednesday, 18 March 2020, the Prime Minister of Malaysia, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has instructed all Malaysian to folllow the Movement Restricted Order also known as MCO that is due to the current virus known as Covid-19 that is spreading like wildfire in Malaysia. Only one representative of each family is allowed to go out and buy their basic needs. Everyone is affected because of this especially the Muslims due to the fact that Ramadhan won't be celebrated as great as the previous year. This goes to my family too.
Although the usual bazaar that is held only in Ramadhan is closed, I'm grateful that I can eat with all of my family members. Most of the food was cooked by my mom but we all help her to reduce the burden. Everyday, my siblings take turns on who will wash the dishes and clean the table. Then, after we finished the Ishak prayer, we proceed to pray for the Tarawih prayer that's can only be done in the month of Ramadhan. The prayer is lead by my brother. It feels special to pray with my family.
In conclusion, I hope that Covid-19 will eventually stop spreading and everyone will be allowed to live like they normally do. I also hope everyone will follow the order and spend the given time with our family.
muhammad aqil bin mufek zailani
ReplyDeleteTan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, our Prime Minister has announced that the MCO (Movement Control Order) will be extended until the month of Ramadan. This year, most Muslims around the world will celebrate this fasting month during some challenging times. So this month's activities will change slightly because we can't leave the house except for the important things.
In fact, we should be grateful to be home during this time as we spend time with our families by engaging in interesting activities. My siblings and I would spend this precious time watching movies, playing musical instruments such as sentences and doing house chores but we could not make much noise because our dad had work online and meetings almost every day except during the weekends. Everyone misses the ramadan bazaar but this year no ramadan bazaar will be held. After breaking the fast, my family and I began to pray and recite the tarawih and the Quran.
During the month of Ramadan, we should practice good practices such as worship and fasting. I am very grateful be able to continue fasting in good health and on cloud nine for being with my family. I hope that this MCO will end soon and Malaysia will be free from covid-19 diseases, so all Malaysians can live like normal life.
mohd Afif ammarhazim
ReplyDeleteSince 18 march 2020,Malaysia has been going through MCO due to Covid-19 pandemic.All social related activity are discourage to stop this disease from spreading.Ramadan is celebrated a bit different this year since most of the activity that are usually conducted this month is not allowed by MCO regulation.
The differences that i notice during this Ramadan is there's no 'bazaar ramadan'.I feel a little bit sad about it because this is the only time of the year to taste various type of meal that are unavalaible on the other month.The other thing that I notice different this year's Ramadan is there's no terawih prayer by jemaah.It can only be done alone or with family member.I miss doing this prayer at the mosque because i usually meet my old friend at there.Even though theres a lot of activity that i can't do during this MCO,i'm still grateful to have an opportunity to spend quality time with my family.
As the conclusion,I hope the world will recover from this pandemic and I hope everything will be normal once again even though I like being in home all the time
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ReplyDeleteMuhammad Hanafi Bin Zaharuddin
ReplyDeleteThe Prime Minister of Malaysia,Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin had implementing the MCO(Movement Control Order) on 18 March until now to prevent the increasing cases of Covid-19 in Malaysia.So,all Malaysians will celebrate ramadan during the MCO.
This year,there are no Ramadan bazaar.So,my mother need to cook for break fast everyday.My sister will help my mother to prepare the food.After break fast,we will perform Maghrib,Isha and Tarawih prayer together.
I am so happy because i can spend a lot of time with my family.I hope the covid-19 disease will end soon.