Eid .. and the Great House – Taghreed Ibrahim Al -Tasan
Taghreed Ibrahim Al -Tasan
The feast comes with joy and joy, but it also carries a deeper meaning that goes beyond celebration of the way, as the feast embodies a real opportunity to revive the family meeting, that meeting that restores the hearts of its warmth, and the relationships of its glow, and the souls of its knife.
In the crowd of life and its rhythm, family meetings have become rare, as daily concerns, practical obligations and technological developments have become invisible obstacles, keeping family members away from each other even while they are in the same place.
However, the feast remains a station that reminds us of the importance of the relationship of the uterus, the value that our religion blessed and recommended, so he made it a reason for extending livelihood and longevity, as stated in the noble hadith: “Whoever loves to extend to him in his livelihood and worsens for him in his impact, he will reach his mercy.”
The feast has always been an occasion in which families meet, as the hadiths are mixed with laughter, memories are restored, and everyone feels safe to belong to this warm entity. In the past, the family meeting was an integral part of the lives of people, and everyone was keen to visit family and relatives without the need for an invitation or coordination. Today, the circumstances have changed and the family meeting needs to be arranged, and sometimes even requires a reminder, however, the feast comes to break this stalemate, so that the habits that almost disappeared, give us the opportunity to meet, talk, and listen to each other.
The family meeting is not just a transient meeting, but rather a moment that reshapes ties, feeds the feeling of love, and establishes the values and principles that generations inherit.
In the presence of the family, a person finds an outlet for his concerns, and a safe space to share his joys and sorrows, so he realizes that he is not alone in this world, but there are those who care about his command, ask about him, and give him support without waiting for a fee.
Whatever the concerns of life, the family meeting remains a necessity, not luxury, as it is not just social communication, but rather an investment in relations that extend its roots to the depths of the soul.
How beautiful it is for the feast to be an occasion that is not limited to urgent congratulations and quick messages, but it becomes a day in which we revive what is eroded by the act Detail.
The feast is not completed except with the family meeting, so this holiday is an opportunity to make it a habit, not an exception, until the relationships remain alive, renewed, and full of love that is not compensated by the written words of the feast, nor quick communications, not even luxurious gifts. Every year, our families are closer, our souls are warmer, and our days are full of invaluable moments of meeting.
