Lavi En Fami Mag

30/03/2024

30/03/2024

"Island Hues: Deciding Between Green and Blue for Your Living Room Walls" - in collaboration with "Kholil Limen Maiosn" & "House Key Agency"


As interior design enthusiasts, we understand the pivotal role color plays in crafting the ambiance of a space. When it comes to selecting the perfect hue for your living room walls, the choices can seem endless. However, if you're seeking inspiration that resonates with the tranquility and vibrancy of Mauritius Island☀️🌊, look no further than the soothing shades of green 🌴and blue🌊.
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As interior design enthusiasts, we understand the pivotal role color plays in crafting the ambiance of a space. When it comes to selecting the perfect hue for your living room walls, the choices can seem endless. However, if you're seeking inspiration that resonates with the tranquility and vibrancy...

28/03/2024

🇲🇺 The Mauritian quote "Lavi pei dan nou lame. Nu devwar se protez li" translates to "Life of the country is in our hands. Our duty is to protect it." This sentiment emphasizes the collective responsibility of individuals towards their nation's well-being and prosperity. 💪🏼🌟

While the exact origin of the quote may not be readily attributed to a single individual, it reflects a common ethos found in many societies where citizens are reminded of their role in safeguarding their country's interests, preserving its culture, and contributing to its progress. 🌍📜

In Mauritius, a diverse and multicultural nation, this quote resonates deeply with the principles of unity, patriotism, and civic duty. It underscores the importance of active citizenship and the need for citizens to actively engage in the betterment of their country, whether through participating in democratic processes, promoting social cohesion, or supporting sustainable development initiatives. 🤝🇲🇺

Overall, the quote encapsulates a timeless message that transcends borders and cultures, advocating for the empowerment of individuals to shape the destiny of their nation for the betterment of all its citizens. 🌟👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

27/03/2024

📚✨ En gaid pou paran Morisien pou kiltiv lezot teknolozi.✨📚

Eske tablèt vinn enn baryèr pou devlopman zot zanfan? 🤔 Dan nou prosen zourna "Poukisa Bann Tablèt Kapav Etre Meye Pou Timoun: Navige lor Laz Nej Digitek," nou al plonze an profonder dan dilem la digitek ki zordi lalit paran.

Vinn gayn ak nou pandan nou eksplor l'efet letan zot timoun pas devan l'ekran lor devlopman kognitif, emosyonel, ek sosyal. 💻🚫 Dekouver bann sityasyon pratik pou navige lor laz nej digitek tout an priyorite devlopman zot zanfan.

🔍 Rest konekte pou resevwar bann lizye, konsey spesyaliz, ek bann zistwar real dan nou prosen nimero! Pa rate bann ledikt zot pou tou parant Morisyen. 🌟


❓Ki fason ou kapab trouve enn balans ant l'uzaz teknolozi ek bann moman fanmi ki enportan dan lakaz ou? Partaz zot astis ek zot lezperians dan komanter anba! 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦💬

📚✨Nurturing Healthy Tech Habits: A Guide for Mauritian Parents ✨📚

Are tablets becoming a roadblock to your child's development? 🤔 In our upcoming magazine article titled "Why Banning Tablets Might Be Best for Children: Navigating the Digital Age," we dive deep into the digital dilemma facing today's parents.

Join us as we explore the impact of screen time on children's cognitive, emotional, and social development. 💻🚫 Discover practical strategies to navigate the digital age while prioritizing your child's well-being.

🔍 Stay tuned for insights, expert advice, and real-life stories in our upcoming issue! Don't miss out on this essential read for all Mauritian parents. 🌟



❓How do you strike a balance between technology use and quality family time in your household? Share your tips and experiences in the comments below! 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦💬

26/03/2024

We must uphold our values, without compromising on our principles.🇲🇺

24/03/2024

🇲🇺Pandan 🕌🌙✨, kominite muslim dan Moris observe le jeuner depi lendiman ziska soler kouler lor lorizon, ki enn moman sakre ek spirityelman enportan. Repa ser, ki apel iftar, en moman ki enportans, pas ki se lermier lepech ekouler. Dan enn fami muslim Morisien, tab iftar la generalman plen avek enn varyete manze tradisyonel ek spesyal. Voila ki enn tab iftar ek enn zour tipik dan enn fami muslim Morisien kapav resanble:

Dat ek Dilo: Tradisyonelman, le jeuner rompu avek dat ek dilo, swivan leksamp de Prophe Muhammad (paix soi lor li). Dat in ogmant zot valer nutritif ki ed zot ranpli lekor apre enn zour jeuner, pandan ki dilo ed rehidrate lekor.

Samosas ek Fritters: Bann amizman peyi sa sonnlan manze ladan samosas ek fritters fer dipikir pandan iftar. Samosas rempli akay pom, lanm ou legim, ansam ar diferan kalite fritters, se bann chwa popile.

Soupe ou Bouyon: Pliye fami muslim Morisien koumans zot repa iftar avek enn soup oswa bouyon ki byen comfortab. Sa ed assoupli lestoma apre le jeuner ek prepar li pou ret so leker pour rete repa la.

Manze Prensipal: Manze prensipal plizier ki manze, incli riz, kari, laviand grile, ek legim. Fami muslim Morisien kapav servi bann manze tradisyonel Morisien kouma biryani, dholl puri, kari, ek rougaille.

Degoutasion Doux: Aucun iftar Morisien pa komple san enn seleksion bann friandise ek dezert. Sa kapav inclir bann friandise Morisien tradisyonel kouma ladoo, gateaux piments, halwa, ek gato kokos.

Boisson Rafrechissant: Pou etanche swaf apre enn zour jeuner, fami muslim Morisien souvan servi boisson rafrechissant kouma jus frwi, milkshake, ou boisson tradisyonel kouma sharbat.

Tan Familiar ek Priyer: Apre iftar, fami souvan angaz dan priyer ek pase tan kwalite ansam. Sa kapav inclir al tarawih lor masjid ou priyer ansam lakaz. Se enn moman refleksion, gratitid, ek renforsman bann bann bondi familiale.

❓Kouman to fami selebre Ramadan? Partaz to tradisyon, habitude, ek manze prefere dan komentern pou desann! Ann selebre laparez divil divers eksperyans Ramadan dan nou kominite muslim Morisien. 🌙✨

🇬🇧During , the community in observes fasting from dawn until sunset, which is a sacred and spiritually significant time. The evening meal, known as iftar, holds great importance as it is the time when fasting is broken. In a Mauritian Muslim family, the iftar table is typically filled with a variety of traditional and special dishes. Here's what a typical Ramadan table and day might look like in a Mauritian Muslim family:
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Dates and Water: Traditionally, the fast is broken with dates and water, following the example of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Dates are nutritious and help to replenish energy after a day of fasting, while water helps rehydrate the body.

Samosas and Fritters: These savory snacks are commonly served during iftar. Samosas filled with spiced potatoes, meat, or vegetables, along with various types of fritters, are popular choices.

Soup or Broth: Many Mauritian Muslim families begin their iftar meal with a warm and comforting soup or broth. This helps to ease the stomach after fasting and prepares it for the rest of the meal.

Main Course: The main course often consists of a variety of dishes, including rice, curries, grilled meats, and vegetables. Mauritian Muslim families may serve traditional Mauritian dishes such as biryani, dholl puri, curry, and rougaille.

Sweet Treats: No Mauritian iftar is complete without a selection of sweet treats and desserts. These may include traditional Mauritian sweets like ladoo, gateaux piments, halwa, and coconut cakes.

Refreshing Beverages: To quench thirst after a day of fasting, Mauritian Muslim families often serve refreshing beverages such as fruit juices, milkshakes, or traditional drinks like sharbat.

🧕🏽👳🏾‍♂️Family Time and Prayer: After iftar, families often engage in prayers and spend quality time together. This may involve attending taraweeh prayers at the mosque or praying together at home. It's a time for reflection, gratitude, and strengthening family bonds.

❓How does your family celebrate Ramadan? Share your traditions, habits, and favorite dishes in the comments below! Let's celebrate the diversity of Ramadan experiences within our Mauritian Muslim community. 🌙✨

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23/03/2024

🌙 Eske ti piti ou pe gagne difikilte pou endormi? 😴 Aster la enn kiksoz ki kapav ed ou bann zanfan dormi pli byen:

1. 🛌 Etabli enn roulib do-dodo konstan. Kree enn leker ambians trankil avek aktivite kouma lekter ou tann mizik douss lor kote avan ou al dormi.

2. 🌿 Limite lepok ekran avan lerdor. Limier ble ki soti ekran kapav deranz lor model dormi, donk encourage zot pe desan avek aktivite san ekran.

3. 🍼 Evit manze lour ou sware ou manze sukrer pres lor lerdor. Privilez manze leze, nutrisyonel si zot finn gagne fain lor lerdor.

4. 💤 Asire enn ambians do-dodo konfor. Gard lakaz frisk, lasir, ek kwi, ek envesti dan enn matla ek drap konforab.

5. 🌟 Ankouraz teknik relaksasion kouma respirasyon profond ou rekotez dousman pou ed ou ti zanfan destres avan dormi.

Zanfan tou diferan, donk swaz patient ek trouv seki marse byen pour ou ti zanfan! Dous dodo! 💫

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🌙 Is your little one having trouble falling asleep? 😴 Here are some tips to help your kids sleep better:

🛌 Establish a consistent bedtime routine. Create a calming atmosphere with activities like reading or listening to soft music before bed.

🌿 Limit screen time before bedtime. Blue light from screens can disrupt sleep patterns, so encourage winding down with screen-free activities.

🍼 Avoid heavy meals or sugary snacks close to bedtime. Opt for light, nutritious snacks if hunger strikes before bed.

💤 Ensure a comfortable sleep environment. Keep the bedroom cool, dark, and quiet, and invest in a cozy mattress and bedding.

🌟 Encourage relaxation techniques like deep breathing or gentle stretches to help your child unwind before sleep.

Remember, every child is different, so be patient and find what works best for your little one! Sweet dreams! 💫

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12/03/2024

🎉 Happy Mauritian National Day! 🇲🇺 Today, we celebrate the rich tapestry of our nation, woven with threads of diversity, unity, and love. From the vibrant colors of the Sino, Creole, Franco, and Indian cultures to the melodious call to prayer echoing across our beautiful island, each facet adds to the brilliance of our shared identity.

Let's take a moment to appreciate the unique contributions of every family, representing the beautiful mosaic that is Mauritius. Whether gathered around the table enjoying a delicious fusion of cuisines, sharing stories passed down through generations, or coming together in prayer, our diversity is our strength.

As we commemorate this special day, let's reaffirm our commitment to fostering understanding, respect, and harmony among all communities. Together, let's continue to embrace our differences and celebrate the bonds that unite us as one Mauritian family.

Happy National Day, Mauritius! 🎊 🇲🇺🌟

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🎉 Zournée Nasional Morisien Bon! 🇲🇺 Ozordi, nou kélébré lapliriz nou péi, kouté ek fils divérsité, linion, ek lamour. Depi koulér vibrants kiltir Sino, Kreol, Franco, ek Indyen ziska priyè kiltir ki rézonnen dan tout lizil Moris la, sak zélemen zouti enn limaj bilyan de nou idantité konmoun.

Pran enn moman pou aprésié kontribision unik sak fami, ki représent mozaik bilyan ki Moris. Ki sa kan zot asiz lor tab pou dégousté enn mélans manzé kiltir, partaz zistwar transmis dan larzan, ou alé ansam dan lapryè, nou divérsité se lakraz ki anfor nou.

Pandan nou komémor sa zournée espesyal la, réafirmons nou konmansman pou devlopé konprann, réspé, ek larmoni ant tou kominoté. Ansam, kontinyé adopsé diferans nou ek kélébré bann bann lien ki asosyé nou kom enn sel fami Morisien.

Zournée Nasional Bon, Moris! 🎊 Morisien 🇲🇺🌟

04/03/2024

"🎉🇲🇺 Bonzour zot tou! March, mo preferé mwa! 🌞 Ki fer? Paske li ene mwa avek de zour férié! 🎊 Pei nou, pe alé swa! 🏝

That's right, folks! March is here, and you know what that means - double the fun with public holidays! 🎉 Let's make the most of these days off, enjoying the sun, sea, and all the beauty our island has to offer! 🌴 Don't forget to share your celebration snaps with us!
👉Public Holiday
08.03 : 🎉🏵Maha Shivaratree
11.03 : 🎉🌙1st Day Ramadan
12.03 : 🎉🇲🇺 National Day
25.03: 🎉🎨Holi


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