The Coming Eid Al Fitr Is In Great Demand In Indonesia'S Clothing Market

As in previous years, before Eid al Fitr, Clothing market Demand will rise sharply. In recent days, imports have risen sharply, especially from China. Sutrachet, president of the Indonesian Textile Association (API), said that at present, textile products in the form of clothing or fabrics are rampant in the Indonesian market. Sutrachet said: "The demand of the domestic market is quite good, but these imported goods come from various countries, especially dominated by China."

Sutrachart said that this is because some domestic textile companies in China have changed their business names, so their products are not heard or wholesale, but shipped to Indonesia. In China, some companies closed down, so the remaining goods were transported to Indonesia. The rest of these goods are new. Before Eid al Fitr, it is predicted that the demand for clothing will rise, so from this moment on, Clothing manufacturing Merchants began to manufacture raw materials from China.

Sutrachat said that in the first half of this year, Indonesia's Textile products The export deficit is 2%.

Eid al Fitr is one of the three major Islamic festivals (Jihad/March 12 of the Islamic calendar, Eid al Fitr/October 1 of the Islamic calendar, and Eid al Adha/December 10 of the Islamic calendar).

It is a festival celebrated by the Hui, Uygur, Kazak, Uzbek, Tajik, Tatar, Kirgiz, Sala, Dongxiang, Baoan and other ethnic minorities in China. On October 1 of the Islamic calendar, it is also called Ramadan Day. In Xinjiang, China, it is called Roza (Persian, meaning fast), and the Hui people call it "Dade". Eid al Fitr is a free translation of the Arabic word "erdi fitur" ("erdi" means festival).

According to the provisions of the Islamic Shariah, every September in the Islamic calendar is the month of Ramadan. In September of the Islamic calendar, Muslims are used to call it the "Ramadan" month in Arabic.

All adult healthy Muslims should fast for a whole month, that is, from dawn to sunset every day, food and sex are forbidden. If the new moon appears on the evening of the 29th day of fasting, the next day will be Eid al Fitr; If not, another day will be set aside for 30 days, and the second day will be Eid al Fitr, to celebrate the successful completion of the month's fast. On that day, Muslims went to the mosque to attend the ceremony and listen to the imam preaching the teachings.