EID Ul Fitr Date

EID Ul Fitr Date

Muslims all over the world celebrate the first day of Shawwal with great religious fervor after the conclusion of the month of fasting. An astronomer from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has predicted that the day of the first of Eid-ul-Fitr could occur.

The chairman of the board of directors of the United Arab Emirates Astronomical Society, Ibrahim Al-Jarwan, has stated that the moon’s full phase of Ramadan will be observed at 8:36 AM local time. The Shawwal moon will take place around 8:13 am. It will rise and be set for 22 minutes following sunset.

Based on Arab media, if the government agrees to the dates, residents and citizens in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) will enjoy four Eid holidays starting. After the completion of the month of fasting, Muslims across the globe mark the beginning of Shawwal with great enthusiasm for their religion and show great joy.

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Eid ul Fitr: 

Eid ul Fitr is a Muslim celebration that marks the closing of Ramadan which is the holy month for fasting.

The celebration: Eid ul Fitr is the time to celebrate and enjoy celebrations. Muslims all over the world get together with their families and friends to pray and eat with friends.

Prayer One of the most important features of Eid of Fitr is the unique Eid prayer, which is held in a mosque or open spaces.

Giving to people in need is a crucial aspect of Eid ul Fitr. Muslims should contribute to charities in the form of money, food, or other assets to those less fortunate.

Families: 

Eid ul Fitr is an opportunity for families to gather and spend time with each other. A lot of Muslims travel far distances to spend time with their family members during the festive season.

Food Special Eid desserts and dishes are cooked and shared with family and friends. In many countries, it’s customary to cook large meals with guests invited to join in the festivities.

New clothes: 

It is customary for Muslims to wear new clothing during Eid ul Fitr as a symbol of a new beginning and a new beginning.

The greetings: 

Muslims greet each other on Eid ul Fitr by saying “Eid Mubarak,” which is “Blessed Eid” or “Happy Eid.” It’s a way for people to be a part of the celebration by sharing the celebration with those around them.

The atmosphere is festive. Eid ul Fitr, cities and towns are lit up with lights and vibrant banners that create a festive mood.

Retrospection Eid ul Fitr is also a time of reflection and gratitude. Muslims contemplate the spiritual growth they have gained throughout Ramadan and express their gratitude for all the blessings that have come into their lives.

They observe fasting during Ramadan from sunrise until sunset. Eid signifies the conclusion of Ramadan.