Jawaban:

Last year, I celebrated the holy month of Ramadan with great enthusiasm. As usual, the first day of fasting was always a highly anticipated moment. Like most people, I woke up very early in the morning to prepare for the day ahead.

After a light meal, I started the day with a prayer and proceeded to do my daily chores. I remember feeling a little anxious and nervous as I began my day without food and water. However, I reminded myself that this was a time for spiritual reflection and self-discipline, and I pushed myself to stay positive.

Throughout the day, I tried to stay busy and distract myself from the hunger and thirst. I spent most of my time reading books and doing other activities that did not require too much physical exertion. I remember feeling a sense of accomplishment as I reached the halfway mark of the day, knowing that I had already gone several hours without food and water.

As the sun began to set, I felt a sense of relief wash over me. I knew that I had successfully completed my first day of fasting. I broke my fast with dates and water, followed by a delicious meal with my family. We shared stories and laughter, and I felt grateful to be surrounded by loved ones during this special time.

Overall, my first day of fasting was a challenging but rewarding experience. It taught me the importance of self-control, perseverance, and gratitude. It also reminded me of the blessings that I have in my life, and the importance of giving back to those who are less fortunate.