Why do Muslims celebrate Eid and Ramazan?

Now, you may think you're already clued up on the holy festival - but Ramadan is about much more than just fasting. read more

At the end of Ramadan, this year on or around Thursday July 7 (depending on the sight of the moon), Muslims will celebrate with Eid al-Fitr - one of the two major holidays of Islam. Muslims will gather together at the mosque for a prayer, before spending the day with family or friends and wishing one another 'Eid Mubarak', or 'Blessed Eid'. read more

In order to understand the significance of Eid ul-Fitr, you need to know what and why Ramadan is celebrated. Once the holy month of Ramadan comes to a close, Muslims all over the world will begin celebrating Eid Al-Fitr. read more

Millions of Muslims across the globe will celebrate one of their biggest religious festivals, Eid Al Fitr, starting this Sunday. It begins with a greeting: either "Eid Mubarak," or "Blessed Eid." Here's what you should know about the Islamic holy day. read more