As we all know that the Holy month of Ramadan is coming soon so people had started their preparations for fasting.
One of the social media users took to her Twitter handle and shared a tweet related to the upcoming month of Ramadan.
In her tweet, she dropped an enticing question asking the netizens about their controversial Ramadan food opinions.
Let’s have a look at the tweet:
https://twitter.com/mahhwords/status/1637389963779100672
As soon as she tweeted the public jumped on to the comments sections and gave their opinions regarding the matter.
Some highlighted the importance of fruit chaat and pakoras whereas some preferred tang instead of Rooh Afza.
Some social users talked about the fasting of women during their monthly menstruation cycle.
Here we have the netizens reactions:
Pakistanis took to Twitter and added fuel to it by sharing their most spicy and funny opinions they were having about the food choices during the Holy month of Ramadan.
Apart from spicy opinions some also gave religious opinions depending on the individualistic perceptions.
https://twitter.com/avrgcrybby/status/1637419598298349569?cxt=HHwWgoCwjeCcpLktAAAA
https://twitter.com/avrgcrybby/status/1637454306881454081?cxt=HHwWgoDSmYeBtLktAAAA
Iftar me pakore samose or fried items khana bekar chez he. Fruit chat me sugar or chat masala ki need nhi.
— 🇵🇰 Aish🇵🇰 (@Aish48799517) March 19, 2023
There is no need to eat dinner after iftari https://t.co/kc6iyIniZD
— AK (@SarkariDJ) March 20, 2023
You don’t need an elaborate iftar with deep fried stuff. You can break the fast and move to dinner as usual.
— jahanzeb | published illustrator | web design (@jahanzebjks) March 20, 2023
Tang is lit💥
— Martin byrde (@sanghiyokabba) March 19, 2023
Samosey pakorey and fried food kinda defeats the purpose of fasting and it's also SUPER unhealthy
— woman (@thisismetryn) March 20, 2023
Some of the social users decided to speak up for women
https://twitter.com/tooooldschool/status/1637711387915964417?cxt=HHwWgsC-lZL1qLotAAAA
Women don't get their fare share of ibadah mostly because they have to spend loads of time making tons of food for sehri and iftari for huge families with zero help from men https://t.co/1u59qECpBu
— Stopcallingmeihaveanxiety (@abayyaarkyaa) March 19, 2023
https://twitter.com/gaarasno1fan/status/1637728312469364737?cxt=HHwWgoCx9aPOsLotAAAA
One user wrote: “When you see women eating/drinking water at work or school or anywhere basically, mind your business and walk away rather than asking stupid questions.”
“hOw iS TakIng cArE oF YouR oWn cHildRen Suffering?!”
— Muti'ah Badruddeen (@deenprogress) March 21, 2023
If you no be woman who’s taken care of more than 1 child under the age of 3 with absolutely zero help, be quiet!
Yes, we did it- if not us, then who?! - but we were not smiling & we do not wish it on our daughters
E don do! https://t.co/txKGhqXlOK
Other users also wanted to speak up for the non-fasting people.
Banning eating/drinking in public is an unfair rule.Pakistani citizens include religious minorities,pregnant/breastfeeding,menstruating women, injured/sick people,elderly,children etc. Patience is one of the goals of fasting but our faith weakens seeing an old person drink water? https://t.co/QZ2UshDsW5
— Zunaira Inam Khan (@ZunairaInam) March 20, 2023
https://twitter.com/k_marium/status/1637692703457550336?cxt=HHwWgICxjci1oLotAAAA
Zunaira Inam Khan, research analyst, feminist and the wife of Pakistani actor Usman Mukhtar, taking to social media also agreed with one of the controversial Ramadan food opinion.
She agreed that of banning eating/drinking in public is an unfair rule.
Here we have an opinion of a tea and coffee lover.
Chai is overrated,
— Z̴A̴A̴R̴A̴☽ (@SRKsZaara) March 20, 2023
Coffeee > Chai . https://t.co/kMv9aM4H0n
https://twitter.com/nkansari92/status/1637560235253456899?cxt=HHwWhoCzifOW5LktAAAA
And finally, there were those who may have called out a vast majority.
https://twitter.com/hangtemang/status/1637712517169401856?cxt=HHwWgMC-4e-2qbotAAAA