The celebration of Eid al-Fitr is one of the events that Muslims worldwide look forward to the most. Muslims celebrate this joyful day with family and friends after fasting for the entire month of Ramadan. In Indonesian culture, Eid al-Fitr relates to returning home and visiting relatives' houses, asking for forgiveness, and getting Holiday Allowance (THR).
Before the holiday of Eid al-Fitr, the corporation will award its staff a sort of bonus. The distribution of this bonus intends to assist workers in properly preparing themselves to celebrate Eid. It often consists of one month's salary or more, although the exact amount can vary based on the employee's duration of service and the firm's policies.
This day is undoubtedly eagerly looked forward to by families receiving THR. THR can be utilized to purchase things necessary for Eid, including new clothes, Eid delicacies, and even Eid trinkets that help create a more joyful mood. In addition, THR can be used to support struggling families by performing acts of charity or helping others who are less well-off.
Eid and THR do provide happiness for families. However, as devout Muslims, we can't lose sight of Eid, a moment to forgive and strengthen the relationship between fellow humans. Therefore, we must use this moment to enhance mutual relations with family and relatives and strengthen brotherhood and friendship.
In conclusion, Eid and THR are indeed moments that families eagerly expect. Despite this, it is important to remember the fundamental significance of Eid, which is to provide an opportunity for people to make amends with one another and deepen their bonds of friendship. Therefore, let us make the most of this opportunity and work to strengthen our relationships with our families and relatives.
