Ok, so you had a good iftar and you would like to voice out your compliments to whomever had prepared your meal, then, although unacceptable in any other circumstances that you may let out a burp to indicate that you're full. That might be flattering to the chef.
But it would annoying up to the point of being rude if you kept belting out one burp after another that could be timed accurately with a metronome. Maybe in your mind you were practicing to keep in tempo with the imaginary band you're playing with. But in close quarters, were there's almost hundreds of people there apart from yourself, at least please refrain from burping. Not even a little one. And not especially up to point of it might interfere with other people's concentration.
So next time you are feeling gassy, then I think might skip the terawih, in the sake of keeping others at ease.
But it would annoying up to the point of being rude if you kept belting out one burp after another that could be timed accurately with a metronome. Maybe in your mind you were practicing to keep in tempo with the imaginary band you're playing with. But in close quarters, were there's almost hundreds of people there apart from yourself, at least please refrain from burping. Not even a little one. And not especially up to point of it might interfere with other people's concentration.
So next time you are feeling gassy, then I think might skip the terawih, in the sake of keeping others at ease.
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