Eid ul Fitr, the festival is significantly celebrated among Muslims. It means the end of the holy month of Ramadan - a month of fasting, worship, and spiritual reflection. People love the vibe of festivities and Eid al Fitr celebrations come with devotion and a lot of good food!
Eid Festival in India, where “Eid” is an Arabic word for “festival” or “feast”, is also very commonly used to mean “celebrations”.
There are two main Eid celebrations that people celebrate with a lot of enthusiasm and joy. One is “Eid-Al-Fitr” which means “breaking the fast” and the other one is “Eid-Al-Adha”, which translates as the “feast of sacrifice”.
The celebration begins with a special prayer at the mosque, followed by festive gatherings with family and friends. Eid is also a time of charity, as Muslims are encouraged to give to those in need, reinforcing the values of compassion and generosity. It is a day when Muslims come together to celebrate the successful completion of their spiritual journey, share meals, exchange gifts, and express thanks for the strength and self-discipline gained during Ramadan.
Suggested read: Ramadan Eid
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