Just lõppes talvine koolivaheaeg ning nagu sel ajal on saanud tavaks, korraldas ka sel aastal Eesti Islami Kogudus 1.-3. jaanuaril linnalaagri Tallinna islamikeskuses. Selle eesmärgiks on tõsta moslemilaste teadlikkust ning juurutada neis islami heldeid põhimõtteid ja väärtusi, üllaid kombeid ning anda neile võimalus saada sõpradeks teiste moslemilastega ja täita talvisel koolivaheajal oma vaba aega.
Lisaks mitmetele tundidele, mis käsitlesid kuut ususammast, kombeid, hadiithe ja palvete päheõppimist, toimusid lastele töötoad, kus tehti pitsat, küpsetati muffineid ja piparkooke.
Linnalaagri raames külastati koos õpetaja Imani ja osade laste emadega ka šokolaadimuuseumi. Laste emad avaldasid linnalaagri korraldajatele tänu ja loodavad, et see tava jätkub Jumala tahtel ka järgmistel aastatel.
ENG:
The winter break has just come to and end and as it has become a tradition, the Estonian Islamic Congregation organised a city camp for children this year as well and it took place at 1st-3rd of January in Tallinn Islamic centre. Its purpose is to raise the awareness of Muslim children, instill in them generous Islamic principles, values and character as well as give them a chance to make friends with other Muslim children and fill their free time during the winter break.
In addition to intensive classes in 6 pillars of faith, good character, hadiths and memorising supplications, there were also workshops for children in which they made pizza and baked cupcakes and traditional Estonian gingerbread (piparkook).
During the city camp the children also visited a chocolate museum alongside with their teacher Iman and some of the mothers. The moms showed thanks to the organisers of the camp and hope that this tradition will also continue by the will of Allah in the coming years.
