Ketika mendengar lebaran tanpa aku sadari air mata Itu turun sederas deras nya bukan tidak Bahagia menyambut idul Fitri tapi merindukan so sok yg tidak bisa aku Pandang Aku rindu Tatap wajah nya aku rindu seyum nya Dan nasihatnya Alfatihah untuk orang tersayang yg telah Allah panggil selama nya Aku hanya bisa berucap Allahumaghfirlli dzunubi waliwaalidayyaa warhamhumaa kamar robbayaanii shaghiira Aaminn
Eid al-Fitr is a time of joy, celebration, and spiritual renewal, but it can also bring a wave of emotions for those who have lost loved ones. Personally, I have found that during Eid, the absence of family members who have passed on is felt more deeply. The festivities remind me of shared moments and the warm smiles that once brightened this special occasion. It's natural to shed tears not from sadness, but from a profound longing to see their faces and hear their words again. Offering prayers such as Al-Fatihah becomes a comforting ritual, connecting us spiritually to those we miss. For me, reciting the dua for mercy and forgiveness for departed loved ones helps ease the heaviness in my heart. In moments when memories bring both joy and pain, I remind myself that grieving is a part of healing. Engaging with the community, sharing stories, and embracing the traditions of Eid with both gratitude and remembrance can transform sorrow into a source of strength. This Eid, if you too find tears flowing as you think of someone special, know that these feelings are a testament to the love that remains eternal. Allow yourself the space to grieve, reflect, and celebrate life’s blessings, keeping the spirit of those missing alive in your heart.