1. Nurul Zulkifli
“Ramadan to me at a younger age was all about counting the days to the fun preparation for Eid Aidilfitri. As I grow older I realised that Ramadan is more than that, it’s so special as I take it as the time to start all over again! It’s the time to cleanse the heart, mind and body,” divulged the managing director of Mimpikita and our May issue cover girl.
She added, “Before I was married, my mum will always prepare food for everyone, and ensures to cook and bake their favourite food every year. My Ramadan back then was about family get-togethers and bonding over food, and of course I still feel the same way now."
"Two years ago, was the sweetest Ramadan memory ever as I celebrate the birth of my twins, Adam and Noah. They were born on the 24th day of Ramadan! Now they are almost 2 years old, I try my best to give them the best Ramadan memories, just like how I felt growing up!”
Ramadan is the time to cleanse the heart, mind and body.