Alexander Gerst (ESA), Serena Auñón-Chancellor (NASA), And Sergey Prokopyev (RSA) Board The International

Based from that repost, i remember there's muslim astronauts who celebrates Eid Ul Fitr on space!l And also, performed their 5 time prayer on there.

Sheikh Muszaphar Shukor Al Masrie bin Sheikh Mustapha, the first Malaysian astronaut.

Also shortly known as Sheikh Muszaphar Shukor, is a malaysian orthopedic doctor with Arab-Malay descent and in his leisure time, a part-time model.

With Russian cosmonaut Yuri Malenchenko and NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson, they go to the ISS on 10 October 2007 with Soyuz TMA-11.

The eid ul fitr was celebrated in 13 October.

Does he celebrate it? Yes!

Here is him, singing Eid Chants. We usually sing it before doing Eid ul fitr prayer. And some Eid ul fitr messages and greetings for malaysians (and muslims!) in malay.

Also, praying in ISS.

How about the wudu/ablution?

We usually using water, and its a must for using water. But, if water is not available we can do tayamum instead! (using clean dust)

In that 'always floating' condition is not really recommended to using water for wudu, the water particles can be spread around and broke the space station electrical stuff. So it's more recommended to do tayamum.

How about the kibla? Well, the position can be everywhere because well, he can't just wait till ISS rotates towards to the city of mecca right? He'll be losing his one of his 5 time prayer, and it's really confusing to set the constant kibla on space. You could check my recent repost for more further information.

But Wait. He is not the first Muslim who do that, in 1985, The first Muslim and arab in space, Sultan bin Salman al Saud also celebrating Eid Ul Fitr, fasting, reading Quran and praying in outer space.

Prince Sultan bin Salman al-Saud is one of King Salman bin Abdulaziz al-Saud son, and the first astronaut from saudi royal family.

His mission started on 17 June 1985 with Space shuttle discovery STS-51-G, carrying three communications satellites, Arabsat-1B, Morelos I, and Telstar 3D.

It's the month of ramadhan too.

Recently, First emirati astronaut Hazza al Mansouri also do his prayer on ISS too.

The third arab in space, first arab in ISS, going to space with Russian cosmonaut Oleg Skripochka and NASA astronaut Jessica Meir with Soyuz MS-15 spacecraft on 25 September 2019.

Maybe that's all! well...these people are really obedient when it comes to doing their religious beliefs heh, that's sounds interesting tho lol

And... I'm so sorry for my broken English!😅🇲🇾🇸🇦🇦🇪🚀🌟

Stay safe everyone, and always wash your hands!

brezh clowning it tf up with nixon 😳

i hear NE NE PAPA calling me

OK BUT WHY ICELAND’S PERFORMANCE LOOKS LIKE FUCKING HETAONI OMG

No that's not how it woRks

Thank you, thank you! Ramadhan Mubarak!!🙌💖💖

wishing all of my muslim followers a beautiful and peaceful ramadan!

boy oh boy sure am glad that during this crisis I get to experience Captalist Plenty

and not Socialist Deprivation

AAAAAAA😢😢😢😢😢😢

Heartbreak Anniversary (Prussia/Germany)

Quick scene to honor the anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall, from ミズモリ コータロー.  

(German brothers + Russia->Prussia, with a cameo from Mizumori’s usually slightly yandere America.)

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me: *takes a deep breath*

me: i lo-

anyone who has spent five seconds around me ever: yes, you love Yuri Gagarin, we know, you love Yuri Gagarin so much, he’s the light of your life, you love him so much, you just love Yuri Gagarin, we KNOW, you love Yuri Gagarin you fucking love Yuri Gagarin ok we know, we get it, YOU LOVE YURI GAGARIN. WE GET IT.

I just want you to know that Gennady Padalka is the ugliest man on Earth and looks like a soft shelled turtle. That’s all.

And i have to disagree with you, he's more like gecko

Chuvash Vocabulary- basic verbs

Links to previous Chuvash stuff and the memrise course I’m using for this

All verbs are given in the imperative form, as it is the simplest form of a Chuvash verb. To form the infinitive, the suffix ма/ме is added. This functions as an adverbial form to show the aim or the result of an action. кур look! курăн show yourself! кай leave! кил come! куçар translate! ĕçле work! лар sit! вула read! итле listen! ĕç drink! юрла sing! çывăр sleep! шухăшла think! хисепле count! шутла Think! çи eat! юрат love! калаç разговаривай! кала say! амант hurt! васка hurry! пурăн live! çыр write! пыр come visit! шыра search! чим wait! ыйт ask! пулăш help! вĕрент teach! тăрăш try! астив try out! тыт hold! ташла dance! йăт pick up! юл stay! ахăр shout! сывла breathe! вĕрен study! кăтарт show (something)!