Birthday gift ideas for husbands are pretty easy for the first few years of marriage. However, as the years pass by you will likely notice it getting more difficult to buy a great gift for your husband. It could be because he already has everything or you already used up your great ideas early on. Or, perhaps, whenever your husband wants or needs something he buys it himself which makes it even more difficult for you to buy him a gift. Well, fortunately, there are some creative gift ideas your husband will love that you just haven't thought of yet!
A New Cell Phone
If your husband is like most husbands he probably doesn't take care of his cell phone like he should and he may be victim of carrying the same phone around for years. So, a great gift idea is to give your husband a new, trendy cell phone. Now, if he happens to be the type of guy who is on top of technology and already has the newest, trendiest phone then you could always give him cellular phone accessories for his new phone. As a rule men love gadgets and will really appreciate anything that makes their life easier or their cell phone cooler. If you are on a budget you can find cheap cell phone accessories on the Internet on auction sites and the like.
Special Trip
So, your husband loves trout fishing and you absolutely hate it. But, it is your husband's birthday so why not plan a special fishing trip for him? You could plan a trip with just the guys, but that wouldn't be as special as you packing up and going out with your husband when he knows you are just doing it for him. Stroke his ego and make him feel loved and special even after all the years of being married. When you do that your husband will remember why he married you in the first place and the fishing trip just might become a romantic getaway.
There really are a lot of unique birthday ideas for your husband and if you just sit down and give it some thought you can likely come up with several things your husband wants. Don't mark things off the list simply because you think they are frivolous or a waste, but instead make a list of things your husband would really enjoy and keep your feelings about them in check and before long you will have lots of birthday gift ideas for your special man.
Natalie Aranda is a freelance writer. a great gift idea is to give your husband a new, trendy cell phone. Now, if he happens to be the type of guy who is on top of technology and already has the newest, trendiest phone then you could always give him cellular phone accessories for his new phone. As a rule men love gadgets and will really appreciate anything that makes their life easier or their cell phone cooler.
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Ramadan 2010 By Mansoor Lakhani
Ramadan is an important month for all Muslims. It is considered a gift from Allah (S.W.T) to all Muslims. This month is meant to teach Muslims patience, tolerance and modesty. Ramadan is a month for spiritual teaching during which all Muslims pray and fast for Allah. The significance of the month of Ramadan for Muslims is great because during this month Muslims pray for guidance to follow the right path, refrain from sins, devils temptations, any evil thoughts or deeds and to purify themselves by praying, doing good deeds and restraining themselves against any evil thoughts or actions.
Ramadan holds great significance in a Muslims life. It is during this month that the holy Quran was revealed to the Prophet Mohammad (PBUH). During this month, Muslims praying, fasting and abstaining from evil deeds and thoughts are rewarded 70 times more than the usual prayers.
The Month of Ramadan brings all Muslims together. People come together to pray, fast and at sunset break their fast together regardless of their level in society. All worldly things are put aside and Muslims do a lot of charity during Ramadan. It is also during Ramadan that Muslims give charity in the form of Zakat to people in need.
Fasting is the most important aspect of Ramadan. Muslims all over the world get up before sunrise to do Sehri, a meal that signifies the starting of their fast. After sehri, Muslims start their fast by praying Fajr, the first prayer of the day. They continue to refrain from eating and drinking till sunset when they perform the forth prayer of the day, Maghrib. In Ramadan, muslims break their fast by eating date and drinking water at a meal called Iftar.
The purpose of Ramadan is to keep Muslims away from worldly thoughts and activities and direct them more towards worshiping, learning the difference between right and wrong and also to learn tolerance to stay away from all evil thoughts and deeds, to develop patience. It helps to gain self discipline, self control, sacrifice and empathize with those who are less fortunate by doing charity in the form of Zakat and showing generosity.
All Muslims who are healthy, and have no illness and disabilities are required to fast during Ramadan. Elderly, people with serious illness or disability are exempted from fasting, though they are required to feed poor in place of missed fasting. Pregnant women, nursing women, people travelling far and also exempted given the same condition that they feed the poor or make up for their fasts after the month of Ramadan has also ended. Children are not required to fast. People are required to fast once they become Islamic adults. According to a well known hadith, people who observe Ramadan properly have their sins forgiven. The gates of hell are closed during the holy month of Ramadan and satan is locked up. Reciting the Quran is also an important part of Ramadan along with praying and fasting.
The End of Ramadan is marked by celebration in the form of Eid, after the new moon has been sighted. There is a special celebration on Eid ul Fitr, which marks the ending of Ramadan and is also known as festival of breaking fasts. People wear new clothes and offer special Eid Prayers in the morning to mark the ending of the holy month of Ramadan. As part of the celebration people exchange gifts with their friends and family.
Pakistan Gifts Service is the most reliable, reasonably priced, and service oriented shop for gifts delivery to Pakistan. We carry huge variety of Ramadan Gifts and Eid Gifts to Pakistan.
Ramadan holds great significance in a Muslims life. It is during this month that the holy Quran was revealed to the Prophet Mohammad (PBUH). During this month, Muslims praying, fasting and abstaining from evil deeds and thoughts are rewarded 70 times more than the usual prayers.
The Month of Ramadan brings all Muslims together. People come together to pray, fast and at sunset break their fast together regardless of their level in society. All worldly things are put aside and Muslims do a lot of charity during Ramadan. It is also during Ramadan that Muslims give charity in the form of Zakat to people in need.
Fasting is the most important aspect of Ramadan. Muslims all over the world get up before sunrise to do Sehri, a meal that signifies the starting of their fast. After sehri, Muslims start their fast by praying Fajr, the first prayer of the day. They continue to refrain from eating and drinking till sunset when they perform the forth prayer of the day, Maghrib. In Ramadan, muslims break their fast by eating date and drinking water at a meal called Iftar.
The purpose of Ramadan is to keep Muslims away from worldly thoughts and activities and direct them more towards worshiping, learning the difference between right and wrong and also to learn tolerance to stay away from all evil thoughts and deeds, to develop patience. It helps to gain self discipline, self control, sacrifice and empathize with those who are less fortunate by doing charity in the form of Zakat and showing generosity.
All Muslims who are healthy, and have no illness and disabilities are required to fast during Ramadan. Elderly, people with serious illness or disability are exempted from fasting, though they are required to feed poor in place of missed fasting. Pregnant women, nursing women, people travelling far and also exempted given the same condition that they feed the poor or make up for their fasts after the month of Ramadan has also ended. Children are not required to fast. People are required to fast once they become Islamic adults. According to a well known hadith, people who observe Ramadan properly have their sins forgiven. The gates of hell are closed during the holy month of Ramadan and satan is locked up. Reciting the Quran is also an important part of Ramadan along with praying and fasting.
The End of Ramadan is marked by celebration in the form of Eid, after the new moon has been sighted. There is a special celebration on Eid ul Fitr, which marks the ending of Ramadan and is also known as festival of breaking fasts. People wear new clothes and offer special Eid Prayers in the morning to mark the ending of the holy month of Ramadan. As part of the celebration people exchange gifts with their friends and family.
Pakistan Gifts Service is the most reliable, reasonably priced, and service oriented shop for gifts delivery to Pakistan. We carry huge variety of Ramadan Gifts and Eid Gifts to Pakistan.
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