Humor Islami Ramadhan

Sufi humor that provides entertainment and useful messages

Summary of Wisdom and Entertainment packaged in Sufi-style humorous stories that we often listen to

This application contains the wisdom of travel and stories of Sufis, including Abu Nawas and Nasruddin Hoja, equipped with selected prayers and soul-soothing remembrances that are packaged in audio form that you can listen to anytime and anywhere.

Abu Nawas or known as Abu-Ali Al-Hasan bin Hani Al-Hakami (756-814), or Abū-Nuwās (Arabic: ابونواس), was an Arabic poet. He was born in the city of Ahvaz in the land of Persia, with Arab and Persian blood flowing in his body.

Abu Nawas is considered one of the greatest poets of classical Arabic literature, he is described as a wise and funny figure. Abu Nawas also appears several times in the story of One Thousand and One Nights. In one of the stories, he pretended to be crazy because he did not want to become a qadi after hearing his father's will by riding a banana trunk like a horse. He was also often challenged by King Harun Ar-Rashid and friends the theme is with strange, risky and even impossible things like moving the king's palace to a hill, observing the king and so on.

Like Abu Nawas, Nasrudin Hoja is a Sufi figure who is believed to have lived around the 13th century in Turkey. Nasrudin usually appears with his unique donkey almost every time. Nasrudin Hoja, or "Hoja" itself means "teacher".

When he was young, he threw a lot of interesting tantrums to serve as a lesson to his friends. Until he grew up, he became a wise man. He lives in an ordinary neighborhood with everyday problems like arrogant rich people, crooked merchants and miserly neighbors.

But thanks to the gift of wisdom, he can direct them and give them lessons that become role models for all of us. With the wisdom entrusted to him as well, he is able to solve problems that seem very complicated even with very simple solutions.

Hopefully this application is useful for all of us.. Let's welcome Ramadhan with useful things...Amen Ya Robbal Alamin