Real Talk

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REAL TALK: One of the lessons that Ramzan is meant to teach us is to avoid wastefulness and to be modest in consumption and expenditure. Unfortunately, restaurants and food outlets COMPLETELY capitalise on Ramzan and offer extravagant buffets with prices through the roof and SO much of it being wasted. It makes me really sad that the lesson we spend learning through the day, is thrown out the window the very second time’s up. I know none of us are happy about this culture. But we can discourage it, if we JUST STOP going to these ridiculous buffets. This isn’t about affordability you guys, I’m all for doing things if you can afford them, but THIS is pure wastefulness and completely ruins the concept of Ramzan. Let’s be modest in consumption. Let’s discourage this shameful culture! If you wanna eat out, eat where the deals are nice, less extravagant and there is no waste such as there is in buffets! 🙏🏽🤗 #Ramzan #modesty

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