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Some learning from #ramadan so far on being efficient and discipline🌙 1. Before you start your job, pray Dhuha! 🌞 2. Target to finish 10 pages of Quran in a day (because I know you're planning to finish Quran in this holy month)! Ideally 2 pages every Salah. But maybe it's difficult to make it during Dhuhr and Asr, So take extra after Fair or Isha 👍 3. I know brothers and sisters will go to the Mosque 🕌, please wear mask to avoid any sickness. We still have 20 days to go! Stay healthy 💪 4. Most of us will wake up for Suhoor, right before you go to dining table, pray Tahajjud! And make a lot of Dua! 🤲 5. Start Iftar with light meals (dates & water), let your digestive system starting up, then take your proper meal after Maghrib or Taraweeh (added by Aditya Ananda Uttama) I manage well so far with this habit! Please kindly share your tips and tricks 😎 #habits #discipline

Wishing you a blessed Ramadan filled with joy, peace, and reflection. May this holy month bring you closer to your goals and strengthen your connection with loved ones. Ramadan Mubarak! 🌙✨ #vasalni #Ramadan #Blessings #ShopSmart #OnlineRetail #EcommerceExcellence #FashionFinds #TechTrends #HomeEssentials #GreatDeals #ShopLocal #QualityProducts #EcoFriendlyShopping #ExclusiveDeals #InnovativeRetail #ShopWithConfidence #CustomerFirst

🙌 Happy start of Ramadan! The month of Ramadan is a special time of reflection, prayer, kindness, and consideration for others. As the month also means daylight fasting and serves as a very important cultural time, there are some points to keep in mind that I shared last year and will share again. 4 inclusive tips for Ramadan. 🌜 Plan with kindness: Be mindful and flexible in planning daily breaks as some co-workers will be fasting during daylight. 🌜 Be inclusive in execution: If you are celebrating a success, Easter, or for a different reason have cake or candy available at work during this time – choose an easy-to-save-for-later solution. (etc. candy bags over a bowl) 🌜 Engage to build belonging: Talk to your co-workers and colleagues – ask what matters to them during this time and see how we can accommodate them. Not saying anything does not include. Just like we say Merry Christmas it is quite appropriate to wish a colleague a Blessed Ramadan, Happy Ramadan, Ramadan Mubarak, Eid Mubarak (Mubarak means merry), or in Danish God Ramadan or Glædelig Eid. 🌜 Build inclusion from knowledge: Fasting is a spiritual process and a choice. Do not feel sorry or express pity. Fasting is a process of great pride for Muslims. It covers all foods but also all drinks, which is a common misconception. Keep in mind – that not all Muslims engage in fasting and some do it on their terms. Recognizing others for what matters to them creates a culture of understanding and belonging. Ramadan Mubarak IKEA colleague and all others entering Ramadan today or tomorrow. You are welcome to share the tips. #ramadan #ikea

Ramadan is almost here, but what does this mean for marketers? Across the globe, Indonesia is the largest market for Ramadan shopping, followed by MENA where retail sales were projected to reach $66 billion. And sales look set to grow even more this year, with 56% of people who celebrate Ramadan in Saudi, 64% in UAE, and 74% in Egypt saying they’d spend more during the holy month. This presents a huge opportunity for marketers, and hence in this article, we share 4 tips for brands for this upcoming Ramadan season. Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/dSybQwPD #digitalmarketing #advertisingandmarketing #programmatic

This safe in a Segamat kopitiam is older than any of us, which makes sense because kopitiams have been open in Malaysia since the 1800s, and they are considered a vital element of the country’s culture and history. It all began with the migration of Hainanese people from southern China’s Hainan island. During that time, members of other major dialect groups such as the Hokkien, Cantonese, and Teochew had already settled and dominated the more lucrative industries in Malaya such as trade, mining and agriculture. As a result, the Hainanese were compelled to find alternative means of income, and the majority of them decided to participate in the hospitality industry inside British military bases and ship galleys. However, with the end of World War II, there was an economic collapse, and employment in hotels and European homes were limited. Hainanese people who worked as chefs for the British embraced this chance and bought up premises to open tiny restaurants and kopitiams across the country. From that, the term ‘kopitiam’ is a combination of the words ‘kopi’ (coffee) and ‘tiam’ (shop) in Bahasa Melayu and Hokkien. The classic kopitiam was characterised by its white marble tables and green floral ceramics, which were already a part of its identity. Food such as toast with butter and coconut jam, soft-boiled eggs, pastries, and roasted coffee sweetened with condensed milk is still in high demand today. By the 1960s, kopitiams, with their combination of low cost cuisine and community gatherings, had spread to practically every corner of Malaysia and most of them are still in operation today with businesses being handed down from father to son.

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As I cross my 3rd month in Mont Kiara 163 outlet, I look at this photo as an achievement. Channeling and embodying a system of excellency. Pictured below are both team members who are staying beyond their needed hours to complete their jobs with excellence. One on the left who is listening and noting down key pointers from our newly appointed supervisor on the right. (Who was supposed to go home but stay back just to make sure the trainee needed help). Excellence may not come in the form of staying back late as it may coincide with inefficiency but a hallmark of a champion/ champions in the making is the extra effort they take to ensure it’s done properly. #hospitality #hospitalityindustry #hospitalitymanagement #hospitalityexcellence #serviceexcellence #managementsystem #hospitalityleadership

Stay safe and stay healthy this Ramadhan. Here are some tips from BSP's Orang Kitani!

💬 “It's interesting to understand other people's beliefs and perspectives and it's helpful to connect with colleagues and understand a little bit more about them. I was happy to share my experience and highlight to colleagues how we celebrate Ramadan as Muslims." The run up to Ramadan was marked by our customer services team with a Culture Café call. Kamal Riyani led the discussion on why fasting and observing other Ramadan acts of worship might be important to our Muslim colleagues. The Culture Café call is a safe space to have conversations, ask questions and share you own experiences.   The call included a quiz about Ramadan, which helped colleagues discover the answers to questions such as: ❓ What are Muslims required to abstain from during Ramadan fasting and who is exempt? And... ❓ What else do people do during Ramadan?   Ramadan Mubarak to our colleagues around the globe. #Ramadan #Fasting #Culture