Sorry for putting this in news but I think this needs to put out there, would Tesco rename other religious festivals from other minorities, instead of happy Ramadan, how about happy starving.
Tesco is in the business of making money and will cast its net as widely as possibly. Doubtless they will still have their decorated Christmas trees adorning the entrances to their stores, along with all the baubles dangling above the aisles and checkouts and the tempting Christmas offers. That said, let us never concede to complacency. Our culture and...
the big blow out at the end is eid al-fitr and I cant recollect anyone saying eid al fitr mubarak ( mubarak - blessed)
BUT
Other greetings you can use (in English or Arabic) include: Eid Mubarak lakum wa-li-'a'ilatakum – Blessed Eid to you and your family. Litanzil 'alaykum barakat Allah fi Eid al-Fitr hatha – May God's blessings be showered on you on this Eid al-Fitr. ... Eid Mubarak – May you celebrate this every year.
I note they are using lakum - 2nd plur, and one is leik - there is no vous-tu divide in arabic
//the main point is selling your wares to as many as possible//
Phew that's a relief. I was beginning to think that advertisements were only for black or brown people. Can I still get life insurance and an eye test then?
mamyalynne @19:32
\\Yes, I have retail experience and the main point is selling your wares to as many as possible - not using a word in an advert indicates nothing.//
I'm not playing your silly games, try posting a thread in R&S about your Christian beliefs and see what some of the replies are like (ps that's why I don't start threads in there), yet Tesco mention 'Gifting Season' and there's an outcry?
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