5 Unique and meaningful traditions to welcome ramadan in Indonesia

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Umat muslim di seluruh dunia menyambut kedatangan bulan suci Ramadan dengan suka cita, tak terkecuali di Indonesia. Sebagai negara dengan mayoritas penduduk muslim terbanyak di dunia, kemeriahan menyambut Ramadan sangat ditunggu.  Berbagai daerah di Indonesia sendiri memiliki tradisi unik menjelang Ramadan. Ada tradisi apa saja? Yuk, simak video berikut ini  ___  Muslims around the world welcome the holy month of Ramadan with joy, and Indonesia is no exception. As a country with the largest Muslim population in the world, the excitement of welcoming Ramadan is highly anticipated.  Various regions in Indonesia have their own unique traditions ahead of Ramadan. What are these traditions? Check out this video   #SEAToday #SEATodayLifestyle #Ramadan #Ramadan1445H #Tradition #Muslim

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00:00 [Music]

00:01 It doesn't feel like a few more weeks

00:03 Muslims will be doing the holy month of Ramadan

00:06 As a country with the largest Muslim population in the world

00:10 of course Ramadan is always a special moment

00:13 which is welcomed by a number of Indonesian people who celebrate

00:17 In this greeting, various regions in Indonesia

00:21 greet it with a tradition or unique custom

00:23 which has been carried out in succession

00:26 Here are 5 unique traditions that are celebrated in Ramadan in Indonesia

00:30 The first is Munggahan

00:34 Sundanese people are certainly not unfamiliar with this tradition

00:38 This Munggahan tradition is usually done by gathering family or relatives

00:43 to eat together and apologize to each other

00:46 The purpose is to purify themselves before the holy month of Ramadan

00:50 Munggahan is not just eating together

00:53 What is unique about this tradition is the food served on banana leaves

00:58 which is used to create harmony and kinship

01:02 Next is Padusan

01:05 In this tradition, Central Java people usually take a bath

01:09 or take a dip in some water sources which are considered sacred

01:13 That is also intended to purify themselves

01:16 According to history, this tradition has existed since the Majapahit period

01:21 and was developed by the Songo kings

01:24 In various sources of history, the tradition of Padusan itself

01:27 comes from the word "adus" which means bath

01:31 The third is Megang

01:35 The city named Serambi Mekah has a Megang tradition

01:39 which is held on the first day of Ramadan

01:41 Megang is a tradition of buying beef

01:44 then cooking and enjoying it with the family

01:47 This tradition has been carried out

01:51 since the reign of Sultan Iskandar Muda in the 16th century

01:56 The fourth is Malamang

01:59 Minangkabau people celebrate the holy month of Ramadan

02:02 by making lemang together

02:04 and the tradition is called Malamang or making lemang

02:08 After the cooked lemang, usually on the night of the day

02:11 there will be shukuran or mandoa or praying together

02:15 This tradition as a form of gratitude comes in the month of Ramadan

02:21 And the last is Pacujalur

02:25 Riau is a region that is still very rich in the traditional Malay culture

02:30 When they celebrate Ramadan, they will do the Pacujalur tradition

02:34 which means the people will compete for the fastest umbrella in the river

02:38 This tradition has been around since the year 1500

02:43 Pacujalur is usually held every year

02:46 on the edge of Narosaka, Kuantan Singingi district

02:50 Those are some unique and meaningful traditions in Indonesia

02:54 in celebrating the holy month of Ramadan

02:56 Have you ever done any tradition, Citizen?

02:59 Please comment below

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03:02 See you in the next video, bye!

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