offered Friday prayers at Baitul Mukarram National Mosque.

Assalamu Alaikum.

Starting in the name of Almighty Allah, Hello Steem dear friends! how are you all I hope you are fine by the grace of Allah, I am also fine Alhamdulillah.

🌸 Diary Game 🌼

I am here with you guys with my new another day activity, so let's get started-

I will discuss in detail how I spent November 1st, November 1st was a Friday. Friday is usually Eid day for the poor. Friday is the day of Eid for those who are poor and do not have the opportunity to perform Hajj with less money. There are some special practices on Fridays, such as taking a bath first, that is, preparing for Friday prayers. Performing Friday prayers in Jame Masjid. There are many other acts including reciting Surah Kahf.

We went to the National Mosque of Bangladesh Baitul Mukarram to offer Friday prayers. As it takes 15 to 20 minutes to go from Jatrabari to Baitul Mukarram Masjid that means if we board the bus through the flyover then we can get down to Gulistan within 10 minutes. And from there within five minutes we can reach Baitul Mukarram Mosque. That's how we reached Baitul Mukarram Masjid. We went three friends from Madrasa, I had already talked to one of my friends on phone that he will come from Baridhara Madrasa to Baitul Mokarram if we go.

I said ok you come we will go. Then we reached Baitul Mukarram Masjid, my friend also came to Baitul Mukarram Mosque and called us, I said you stand at South Gate and I am coming. After that I took photos together with my friend at Baitul Mukarram Mosque and took some photos of the mosque. We went to the third floor for Friday prayers, as the whole masjid was packed to the brim with people, we reached Baitul Mukarram before the Azaan but found no place to sit down.

I was sitting on the third floor to offer Friday prayers, the khatib of Friday prayers was Allama Mufti Abdul Malek Sahib. He preached very beautifully about piety. When I was leaving after the Friday prayer, I saw many people from the window on the lower floor. So I collected two or three photos through the window. Then I went down the stairs slowly. Since the Islamic book fair is going on at Baitul Mukarram and we went there, there will be a detailed article about it InshaAllah.

After the prayer we went out through the south gate to have some breakfast. Since I had to eat something in the afternoon, I had a light breakfast and a glass of sherbet. 10 rupees per glass of sherbet. Four of us ate four glasses of sherbet for 40 taka. After that we spent a lot of time at book fairs which I will mention in later posts inshallah.