Cold temperatures and being a minority in an overseas country have not dampened the enthusiasm of the Indonesian diaspora for fasting.
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"Ramadan schedule is now similar to that in Indonesia. The imsakiyah time is at 5:00 am and the breaking of fast is at 6:30 pm," said Ashleika.Ramadan-themed light decorations adorn the pedestrian zone in Frankfurt, Germany, on Sunday . Ramadan schedule is now similar to that in Indonesia. The imsakiyah time is at 05.00 and the iftar is at 18.30.
In Germany, besides the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in Berlin, there are also Consulates Generals in Frankfurt and Hamburg. Ashleika said that KJRI Frankfurt oversees Indonesian citizens in the southern part of Germany, which are about 16,000 people. Generally, they come to Frankfurt to celebrate Eid al-Fitr.
Fasting has become a very personal activity as the Muslim community in Munich is relatively smaller. Activities such as iftar gatherings with the Muslim community, for example, can only be done on Sundays, unlike in mosques in Frankfurt where they are held daily.Muslims perform Tarawih prayers during the month of Ramadan in Times Square, New York, United States, on Sunday .
"For Muslim Indonesian nationals who migrate abroad, they are not surprised to face Ramadan as restaurants and eateries around them do not close. Therefore, even though the Muslim community in the city may be small, perhaps even just one Indonesian national, they still fast peacefully because we are taught that fasting is a realization of obligation." said Komaruddin.The atmosphere at Glasgow Central Mosque, Glasgow, Scotland, on Sunday afternoon.
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