EID UL FITR
Eid Ul Fitr - The ending of the Ramadan Fast
The festivities move forward by 11 days each year
Eid: The First Sighting Of The Moon
Eid Ul Fitr is always celebrated on the first sighting of the moon from the first day of the Islamic month of Shawwal which marks the ending of the Ramadan Fast. This is one of the two most important religious days in the Islamic year.
In many Muslim countries there is a tradition of feasting followed by the giving of gifts in decorated gift bags to children. Many Muslims also donate food and goods by anonymously leaving parcels on the doorsteps of people less fortunate than themselves.
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