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00:00 Ramadan Tajallal. The blessed month of Ramadan that Muslims have been waiting for from one year to the next with passion, piety and faith. They celebrate it by reviving many of the traditions and traditions inherited through the generations.
00:18 I pray the Tarawih prayer, Maghrib prayer and I go to the mosque with my father.
00:28 Ramadan is a tradition that continues to this day. It is a way of fasting to eat and drink on the last day of the month of Sha'ban al-Mu'azzam before fasting is cut off.
00:52 We will not forget the Lebanese magician who walks the streets while reading on a small tablet to wake people up at suhoor, repeating the most beautiful poems and songs.
01:04 As for the stories of the stories, the elderly and the young are waiting for them to get to know the traces of their ancestors and their ancient history.
01:14 Fattoush, tabbouleh, kibbeh, hummus, fatteh and other foods that are famous for Ramadan breakfast.
01:22 But it is also not without jallab, Indian dates, kharnob, raqsous, amardeen with almonds and raisins, as well as sweets, juices, dates and nuts.
01:34 This variety of foods and drinks was shortened today due to the high prices and the increase in the food basket by about 45%.
01:44 Fattoush alone costs about $ 3 per person.
01:50 We are still rich in Lebanon in the atmosphere of family and love, but unfortunately we are missing many things.
01:56 You feel that before the world was happier, more inviting, more going to each other, now you feel that everyone is more successful in their home.
02:03 Decorating houses and hanging lanterns, moons and lights are among the offerings.
02:09 The distribution of the holy month of Ramadan is a yearly tradition that Muslims adhere to as it includes the prayers.
02:20 The visit of the Prophet's statue in the Grand Mosque of Mansour in Tripoli continues for more than 100 years and is one of their favorite traditions.
02:33 They spend it in mosques for prayer, supplication and recitation of the Holy Quran.
02:39 Elena Mrat, CNBC Arabia, Beirut.