Iftar: The communal tradition of breaking the fast during Ramadan Iftar is the communal meal served at sunset to conclude the daily Ramadan fast within the Muslim community. This sacred gathering serves as a focal point for spiritual reflection, gratitude to Allah, and the reinforcement of social bonds through shared …
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Everybody’s mother is special in her own way. Yet, we go crazy with Mother’s Day sales on pots, toaster ovens, irons, and vacuums, clearly forgetting that this special woman in our life is more than just a good housekeeper. Gifts for Mom should be special for her to cherish and …
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Unconditional love is truly a mother’s love representing the profound, enduring bond and emotional commitment shared between a mother and her children across generations. Published on Sweet TnT Magazine by Nerissa Hosein, this piece explores the evolving dynamics of motherhood, from the author’s own upbringing as an only child to …
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Travel blogger Paulina on the Road highlights the vibrant cultural mix, diverse landscapes, and warm hospitality of Trinidad and Tobago following an impromptu sailing trip. European travel blogger Paulina, known for her slow and sustainable travel focus, unexpectedly visited the twin-island republic after boat hitchhiking across the Atlantic Ocean. Her …
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Nur-E-Islam ECCE Center preschoolers enjoyed an educational family field trip to the Valencia Nature Center and Heritage Park in Trinidad, featuring horseback riding, farm animal interaction, park exploration, and a mountain waterfall hike. Key Takeaways Nur-E-Islam preschoolers experienced an engaging educational field trip to the Valencia Nature Center and Heritage …
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“All are included, children, nerds, elderly and religious persons. This is a soca hit for everyone. No one is excluded,” says artiste Defprince! He wants everyone to feel and spread the joy of love, consideration, gratitude and happiness with his 2018 soca ‘Feeling Good‘ which he says was inspired through good …
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Commercial farmers and hobbyist gardeners hate bachac with a passion. They have been known to strip entire orchards or kitchen gardens overnight like a swarm of nocturnal locusts, leaving behind just twigs and naked trees in their wake. Hate them or not, you must admit they are indeed hardworking animals. …
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A family adventure to Matelot offers a scenic, rustic getaway showcasing the natural beauty and coastal charm of rural Trinidad and Tobago. Written by Nerissa Hosein, this travel narrative details the experience of exploring the remote northeastern coastal village of Matelot, highlighting the journey along winding roads, lush greenery, and …
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Loving your neighbour the Trinidadian way embodies a deep-rooted cultural tradition of community solidarity, mutual support, and sharing food across cultural and religious divides. This article explores the unique characteristics of neighbourly relations in Trinidad and Tobago, highlighting how everyday interactions foster profound social cohesion. It examines traditional practices such …
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Friendly people an endangered species examines the declining culture of warmth, neighbourliness and interpersonal warmth within modern society in Trinidad and Tobago. This commentary evaluates how fast-paced lifestyles, urbanisation, and digital distraction contribute to the erosion of traditional community bonds and everyday courtesy. The piece explores social shifts affecting daily …
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