What do you do for fun on Eid?

Unfortunately and like the majority of Muslims living abroad, I have not much freedom to do whatever I want whenever I want. read more

Eid Day: There: In South Asia, guests will start pouring in from all over into your house to wish you a Eid Mubarak. Sheer Qorma and Chai would be served to most guests that stay for a while. The longer staying guests will eat Biryani, Haleem etc. and food based upon the region you belong to. read more

Nowadays Eid themed decorations are available everywhere, however if you do not want to spend money you can be creative instead. Make banners and flags yourself by cutting colourful paper in the form you want and draw ‘Happy Eid!’ or ‘Eid Mubarak’ on it. read more

Eid teaches you to laugh and love. There are two major Eids, or holidays, that are celebrated by Muslims worldwide. Each of these have many names, but they are most commonly called Eid al-Fitr, the Festival of Breaking Fast, and Eid al-Adha, the Festival of the Sacrifice. read more