After finishing holy month Ramadan begins one of the two major holidays of Islam, called the holiday of breaking the fast Eid ul-Fitr (Turkic: Eid al-Adha, Ramadan Bayram).
Ending month's fast- Ramadan - in the Islamic world is marked by the Day of Breaking the Fast or Eid al-Adha (in Arab countries we will more commonly use the name Eid al-Fitr). This day is also the first day of the new - tenth according to the lunar Islamic calendar - month of Shawwal. It is also often called “el-mukrem”, which means generous. Although this month also contains a small (and optional) six-day fast. It is believed that anyone who endures this in addition to fasting during Ramadan has accomplished a good deed equivalent to a whole year of daily fasting.
The holiday of Eid al-Adha is also significant in the Muslim world because the date of the most important Islamic holiday, Eid al-Adha, is calculated from it. It is celebrated exactly 70 days after breaking the fast on day 10 lunar month Dhul-Hijjah. Therefore, Eid al-Fitr is also called a small holiday, similar to Kurban Bayram - a major holiday or a holiday of sacrifice.
Traditionally, Eid al-Adha is celebrated on 3 calendar days. Since the date of this holiday is floating (the lunar Islamic calendar and the traditional Gregorian calendar, according to which we live, do not coincide), it falls on different dates every year.
Eid al-Fitr is one of the most important and significant holidays for every Muslim (one can easily draw an analogy and compare the importance of Eid al-Fitr with Christian Christmas). On this day, every believer tries to do as many good deeds as possible, because they will definitely count towards him in the future. On this day, it is customary to remember relatives and friends (both living and dead), give alms to the poor and help those in need, provide all possible assistance to all those who need it, as well as glorify the name of the prophet and carry his words to people. It is not for nothing that the tradition of celebrating Uyraza Bayram dates back to the times of the Prophet Muhammad - according to the information that has reached us, the Day of Breaking the Fast has been celebrated since 624.
This is a pure and holy holiday, and therefore a Muslim must celebrate it accordingly - in the best festive clothes, with obligatory prayers and compliance with all rituals. Preparations for the holiday usually begin four days before it with general cleaning. They thoroughly clean not only the house, but also the yard area (if there is one), barn, cattle pens, as well as the cattle themselves. After order is restored, all family members wash thoroughly and dress in clean clothes.
On the eve of the holidays, they try to update the interior of their home: they buy or make new furniture, buy or sew new curtains and drapes, craftsmen weave carpets, etc. Gifts are bought in advance for loved ones, relatives, as well as everyone who will visit the house on this day. Gifts are purchased, as they say, with a reserve, since it is not customary to refuse anyone on Eid al-Fitr. Money is also set aside ahead of time for donations for the poor, and they try to make the donations themselves a few days before the celebration, so that those in need have money to prepare for the holiday and can celebrate it as expected.
In the evening, women begin to prepare traditional dishes, which children and younger relatives serve to the guests. At the same time, relatives and friends also send treats. This custom of sharing food is called “so that the house smells of food.”
Traditionally, the Eid al-Fitr holiday begins at dawn. Everyone strives to get up early in order to have time to perform ritual ablutions, dress in festive clothes, and smear the body with incense. On this day, it is customary to greet each other in a special way, wishing for the mercy of Allah and blessed prayers. By the way, the morning holiday prayer is an indispensable attribute of Eid al-Adha, and before saying it it is recommended to eat dates or other sweets.
On the first day of the holiday, many common prayers are said. They are usually read in a mosque or in specially designated areas. The prayer is preceded by a story about the history and roots of the holiday, but only those Muslims who have previously paid the property tax - Sadaqat-ul-Fitr - are allowed to attend the service. This is a special payment (alms) for what a person owns beyond what is necessary for life. The eldest in the family pays alms, not only for himself, but also for other family members (or clan), as well as for servants, if any. The purpose of this alms is to provide for the needs of the poor, to whom it is transferred directly or through Islamic mutual aid funds.
After the end of the prayer - closer to noon - numerous mutual congratulations and a hearty meal follow. You should eat as much and as satisfyingly as possible; according to legend, this guarantees a rich harvest in next year.
We should not forget about the dead; their graves are always visited on this day. But it is not customary to grieve and cry for the departed, because this day is equally joyful for them. After the cemetery, they usually visit the homes of those who have lost someone close to them. Last year, the same, in turn, generously treat the guests, remembering the dead with a kind word.
The holiday continues until late at night and begins again at dawn. During all three days, the tables are laden with abundant food, and fairs and performances by artists, singers, dancers, magicians are held in city squares... Also on the days of the holiday, traditional slaughter takes place livestock, while pieces of fresh or already cooked meat are distributed to all those in need, because helping all friends and strangers on Eid al-Adha is the sacred duty of every Muslim.
For every believer, the holiday of Eid al-Adha is participation in the common joy of fellow believers and a good opportunity to replenish spiritual experience. The holiday of breaking the fast for a Muslim is, first of all, farewell to blessed days the month of Ramadan, when every Muslim was given a good opportunity to grow spiritually, pacify passions through fasting, a greater desire for piety, and helping those in need.
When does Eid al-Fitr start?
The celebration of breaking the fast occurs at the end of the great fast of Ramadan. The holiday of Eid al-Fitr begins on the first day of the month following Ramadan. Every year it's different number, since the first Shawwal falls on the 10th month of the Muslim lunar calendar. The celebration lasts for three days and all shops, offices or other structures are closed.
Muslim holiday Eid al-Fitr: how to prepare for it?
Four days in advance, housewives begin thorough preparations. Houses are given a general cleaning, all court premises are cleaned, livestock and all kinds of working outbuildings are put in order. After thoroughly cleaning the house, the whole family must wash themselves and put on clean clothes.
In the evening, each housewife begins preparing dishes oriental cuisine. Then the children take these treats to their relatives and receive other goodies in return. This tradition is called “making the house smell like food.”
Before the start of Eid al-Adha, every family tries to buy food, gifts for relatives and decorate the house. It is customary to buy new clothes and things for the home: curtains, bedspreads or blankets for sofas; new clothes are chosen for family members. In addition to preparing directly for the celebration, it is customary in every family to save money in advance for alms. These funds are needed for donations so that the poor can also prepare for the holiday.
Celebrating the Islamic holiday of Eid al-Adha
There are several rituals that every Muslim must observe. For example, early in the morning you need to get up and perform ablution. Then they put on clean festive clothes and use incense.
It is very important to show respect and be friendly to everyone on this day. When everyone meets, they say words of wishes: “May Allah send His mercy to both you and us!” In the morning it is important to eat some dates or sweets, so that later you can calmly wait for the holiday prayer to be read.
The holiday of Eid al-Adha has its own traditions that are honored in every family.
Those whose income exceeds the minimum necessary for existence are obliged to pay special alms. He pays it for himself, his wife and children, and even his servants. On the first day, general prayers are performed. Before them, every Muslim, according to Muslim legend, the Prophet himself ordered to give alms.
Alms are given to those in need through special organizations or directly. After this ritual, joint prayers begin, followed by celebration and wishes for happiness.
The main, hearty meal begins at noon. On the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha, there must be sweet dishes, jams and fruits on the table. Every family tries to eat a lot and tasty, because according to legend, next year the table will be just as rich.
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Muslims are ending the holy month of Ramadan. And on June 15, one of the main days of the Muslim calendar will be celebrated - Eid al-Fitr (or in Arabic, Eid al-Fitr) - the holiday of breaking the fast, marking the end of fasting during the holy month of Ramadan. TASS tells how adherents of Islam fast, how to find out the date of the holiday and what to do on this day.
Is Muslim fasting somehow different from Christian fasting?
Yes, followers of Islam fast differently. They don't just avoid certain foods. During fasting, you cannot eat any food or even drink. In addition, entertainment and marital relations. However, fasting continues only during daylight hours - from morning prayer(namaz) and until the evening adhan (call to prayer). With the onset of darkness, the usual menu returns to the Muslim table, and the joys of family life return to the bedroom.
Pregnant and lactating women, the sick, children under seven years of age, as well as travelers are exempt from fasting (however, these reasons do not completely exempt them from fasting; missed days must be made up at another time). Failure to fast without good reasons considered a great sin.
For Muslims Ramadan - special time. It was in this month that the Koran was revealed to people. Fasting in the month of Ramadan is one of the five pillars of Islam.
What are the five pillars of Islam
- Declaration of Faith containing a confession of monotheism and confession prophetic mission Muhammad.
- Performing five prayers (namaz).
- Fasting during the month of Ramadan.
- Payment of tax (zakat) by rich people to the benefit of the poor.
- Hajj is a pilgrimage to Mecca that every Muslim is required to undertake.
Continuation
If Ramadan is so important, does that mean Eid al-Adha is the most important holiday in Islam?
No, Eid al-Adha is second in importance after the Feast of Sacrifice (Eid al-Fitr), which coincides with the last day of the Hajj.
Eid al-Fitr begins at a different time every year. Why?
The date of the holiday, as well as the day the fast begins, is calculated according to the Islamic (lunar) calendar. Exact date Eid al-Fitr is determined by the phase of the moon - the first day of the month of Shawwal is a holiday.
IN different countries Eid al-Fitr is celebrated for one or three days, which are weekends in most countries.
How to prepare for the holiday?
On the eve of Eid al-Fitr, Muslims clean the house and cook traditional dishes. You can find recipes for some of them
Before performing the Eid prayer, you need to give obligatory alms - zakat al-fitr. This is done in order to atone for possible mistakes and omissions made during Ramadan, as well as to provide assistance to those in need. According to a number of Islamic theologians, it is preferable to pay zakat al-fitr in food rather than in money.
Actions before Eid prayer
The main Eid al-Fitr celebrations, of course, take place in the morning at the mosque. After morning prayer, people gather to listen to the Imam's sermon and read special prayer. But what must you do before coming to the mosque? Based on the sayings of the Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings of the Almighty be upon him, and from his actions, the following must be done:
- Take a swim. It is necessary to perform the ritual ablution of the ghusl. The basis of ghusl is three main actions: a) rinsing the mouth; b) rinsing the nose; c) washing the whole body with water. The water should touch the entire body. If you want to receive more rewards from the Almighty, then you need to perform ghusl with all the actions that fall into the category of the sunnah of the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him.
- Use miswak. You can use both the miswak itself and various toothpastes and brushes, the most the main objective achieving oral cleanliness and odor removal.
- Use incense. Only men can use incense in public, but women can only use incense on their husbands.
- Wear your best clothes. According to tradition, it must be new or the cleanest.
- Go to prayer early. It is advisable to listen to the reading of the Koran, then listen to the festive vagaz - a sermon and perform a festive prayer, after which the khutbah is read in Arabic.
- Before going to the mosque, it is advisable to eat something sweet. It will be good to eat an odd number of dates, as the Prophet Muhammad did, peace and blessings of the Almighty be upon him.
- On the way to the mosque, takbirs are usually said, that is, the words “Allahu akbar,” which translated means “Allah is Great.”
Sadaqa al-Fitr - something to remember before Eid prayer!
Before the holiday, Muslims think about sadaqah-fitr, or zakat al-fitr, which every Muslim pays at the command of the Lord.
Abdullah Ibn Abbas, may Allah be pleased with both of them, said: “The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings of the Almighty be upon him, made it obligatory on Muslims to purify zakat al-fitr from the filth of idle talk and obscenity for those who fast, and also as food for the poor. And whoever paid it before the Eid prayer, his zakat is accepted, and whoever did it after the Eid prayer, then it will be ordinary alms, and not zakat al-fitr” - reported by Abu Dawud, Ibn Majah.
Sadaqah of Breaking the Fast is intended for the same categories as regular Zakat, in in this case you should be guided by the 60th verse from the sura “Repentance”. At the same time, first of all, the recipients are still the poor and needy. Since in the hadith transmitted by Abu Dawud and cited first in this article, we understand that sadaqah al-fitr serves for a person, firstly, as cleansing for the fasting person from the defilement of idle talk and obscenity, and secondly, as food for the poor.
Let us note that from the point of view of the Hanafi madhhab, “sadaka al-fitr” is obligatory (wajib) for every Muslim man and woman, and even for those who do not have their own income. This year, the amount of sadaqah fitr - zakat al-fitr this year is set at 100 rubles, and for those who have the opportunity to pay Zakat (rich people) - 600 rubles. The amounts of these alms are established according to the sayings of the Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings of the Almighty be upon him, and based on the cost wheat flour, dates and raisins.
The most important thing is that alms must be given before the Eid prayer.
How to spend Eid al-Adha at home?
It is also advisable to create a festive atmosphere at home. Therefore, mostly men go to the mosque for holiday prayer. At this time, women prepare food at home. Children should feel that today is a holiday, so according to tradition, tables are richly set, relatives and friends are invited to visit, and children are given gifts. generous gifts. Eid al-Fitr is the holiday of breaking the fast. Therefore, on this day, colorfully set tables should emphasize the meaning of the holiday.
This is one of the most important holidays for every Muslim. On this day it is customary to have fun and celebrate good deeds. It is important to show concern for your neighbor and compassion towards those in need. According to history, it was on this day that God sent the first lines of the Koran to the Prophet Muhammad.
When does Eid al-Fitr start?
The celebration of breaking the fast occurs at the end of the great fast of Ramadan. The holiday of Eid al-Fitr begins on the first day of the month following Ramadan. This is a different date each year, as the first of Shawwal falls on the 10th month of the Muslim lunar calendar. The celebration lasts for three days and all shops, offices or other structures are closed.
Muslim holiday Eid al-Fitr: how to prepare for it?
Four days in advance, housewives begin thorough preparations. The houses are made into general rooms, all the court premises are cleaned, the livestock and all sorts of working outbuildings are put in order. After thoroughly cleaning the house, the whole family must wash themselves and put on clean clothes.
In the evening, each housewife begins preparing oriental dishes. Then the children take these treats to their relatives and receive other goodies in return. This tradition is called “making the house smell like food.”
Before the start of Eid al-Adha, every family tries to buy food, gifts for relatives and decorate the house. It is customary to shop for new clothes and things for the home: curtains or blankets for sofas; new clothes are chosen for family members. In addition to preparing directly for the celebration, it is customary in every family to save money in advance for alms. These funds are needed for donations so that the poor can also prepare for the holiday.
Celebrating the Islamic holiday of Eid al-Adha
There are several rituals that every Muslim must observe. For example, early in the morning you need to get up and perform ablution. Then they put on clean festive clothes and use incense.
It is very important to show respect and be friendly to everyone on this day. Each time they meet, they say words of wishes: “May Allah bestow His mercy on you and on us!” In the morning it is important to eat some dates or sweets, so that later you can calmly wait for the holiday prayer to be read.
The holiday of Eid al-Adha has its own traditions that are honored in every family.
Kurban Bayram is an important holiday for Muslims. Read the article if you want to know the history, meaning, recipes of dishes that are prepared at the feast.
Eid al-Adha is the main one Muslim holiday. There are many traditions associated with it and this day is important for every Muslim. The holiday began many centuries ago.
- Eid al-Adha is celebrated some time after Eid al-Adha.
- A Muslim cannot work on this day. In many countries with Muslim communities it is celebrated for 3 days.
- It is difficult to say on what date Eid al-Fitr will be celebrated in a particular year. The date changes according to the lunar calendar, which Muslims call Hijri.
- Kurban Bayram is the result of the Hajj, which is also very important for every Muslim believer. What is the history of this holiday? How is the name translated? You will get answers to these and many other questions from this article.
Eid al-Fitr in Arabic: translation
Eid al-Fitr in Arabic: translationThe name of the holiday originates from the Turks. Translation of Eid al-Adha in Arabic: Eid al-Adha - “festival of sacrifice.” Another translation from ancient Arabic means Kurban - approaching, Bayram - holiday. But the holiday itself is associated with the sacrifice of a ram, and main meaning lies in getting closer to Allah.
What kind of Muslim holiday is Kurban Bayram: history, meaning The history of Kurban Bayram is very interesting and is connected with the prophet Ibrahim. Moreover, his prophetic deeds are known not only among Muslims, but also among Christians. Ibrahim was tested by Allah and was always distinguished by exorbitant obedience. So, what is this Muslim holiday - Kurban Bayram - history:
- Ibrahim saw in a dream an angel who ordered his eldest son Ismail to be slaughtered. He had this dream many times.
- The Prophet decided to follow the will of Allah.
- He took his son to the place where the sacrifice was to take place.
- On the way, they met Shaitan three times, who dissuaded them from committing the slaughter.
- But Ibrahim obeyed only Allah, and he and his son continued to walk, and threw stones at the enemy.
- When the father brought the knife to his son's throat, he stopped cutting. Ibrahim heard a voice that said that all the conditions had been met and Allah saw that his faith was strong.
- Suddenly a ram appeared out of nowhere, which the prophet sacrificed.
Since then, the act of the prophet has been considered a symbol sincere love to Allah. As a sign of righteous faith, all Muslims sacrifice a ram or other animal. Therefore, the meaning of this holiday is known as “sacrifice,” although the translation of the name speaks specifically about the holiday.
How many days after Eid al-Adha? Eid is a Muslim fast that is observed on any day other than a holiday, and for 30 days in the 9th month of the Islamic calendar. How many days after Eid al-Adha? After 70 days, and this holiday falls, always in different time.
How many times a year does the Islamic holiday Eid al-Fitr occur, how many days does it last? Eid al-Fitr is celebrated on the 10th day of the twelfth month of the lunar Muslim calendar. As mentioned above, it takes place after Uraza, which takes place once every 9 months. It turns out that Eid al-Adha is main holiday Islam only happens once a year, but it constantly shifts.
This holiday lasts 3-4 days. The reason for such a long celebration is that a Muslim must visit all his relatives, and this cannot be done in one day. In addition, believers must read prayers and sermons. On the days of celebration, it is customary to treat all people and give alms to the poor.
Fasting before Eid al-Adha: what is allowed and what is prohibited to eat? Before the holiday of Kurban Bayram, Muslims fast. From dawn until the end of reading the morning holiday prayer— prayers, you can’t eat anything. After prayer, it is allowed to eat sweets.
After the mosque, believers go to the cemetery to pray for the dead. Muslims then go home and begin the festival of sacrifice. Treats and celebrations begin at a richly set table.
How Muslims celebrate Eid al-Adha: scenario
How Muslims celebrate Kurban Bayram: scenario Millions of Muslims are preparing to celebrate one of the most important holidays of their faith. Therefore, everything must go perfectly and correctly. How do Muslims celebrate Eid al-Adha? Scenario:
- Believers must wake up at dawn, perform a complete ablution and put on clean, beautiful clothes.
- Then, without breakfast or taking any food, Muslims go to the mosque. On the way they pray, saying the words: “Allah Akbar!”
- Eid prayers are being read in the mosque. Then the khutba is read - a sermon. Allah and the Prophet Muhammad are glorified all the time.
- The imam explains to the arriving Muslims, where the Hajj originates and what the ritual of sacrifice means.
- After the sermon, a ritual with sacrifice is performed. The lamb must be healthy, six months old, without any defects. The phrase is pronounced over the victim: “Bismillah, Allah Akbar!”, which translates as “In the name of Allah! Allah is great! Before cutting off the head of a ram, it is thrown to the ground. Part of the meat goes to the table, another part goes to relatives and neighbors, and the rest is distributed to the poor.
- Then believers go to the cemetery and read a prayer for the dead there.
- Returning home, Muslims loudly praise Allah. At home, all speech is aimed at praising Allah.
- After returning home, the holiday of sacrifice itself begins in a wide circle of relatives and friends at a beautifully decorated table.
- There should be various meat delicacies and delicious sweets on the table. It is customary for Muslims to share other faiths with people. Sparing meat is a grave sin.
All 3 days of celebration, believers go to visit, give gifts, celebrate and praise Allah. They also visit the graves of the deceased and give alms.
The sacrificial meat should not be stored; it should be eaten during the holiday, and the bones should be buried. Therefore, there are a lot of things on the Muslim table these days. meat dishes. What is being prepared for Eid al-Fitr? On the first day, they make dishes from offal - heart and liver. On the second day, soup from lamb's head and shanks is served on the table. You can also prepare stews, rice, vegetables and beans. On the last day of the holiday, soups made from sheep bones, pilaf, shish kebab, beshbarmak, chuchvara, lagman and others will be on the table.
Recipes for traditional dishes:
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What is cooked on Kurban Bayram - traditional dishes: recipes You will need the following products:
- lamb liver - 1 piece of each offal;
- onion - 4 pieces;
- sunflower oil - 3 tablespoons;
- garlic - 2 cloves;
- sweet red pepper - 2 pieces;
- tomatoes - 3 pieces;
- coriander, ground pepper and salt - to taste.
Cooking steps:
- Peel the onion, wash, chop and set aside.
- Wash, peel and cut sweet peppers and tomatoes into small pieces.
- Wash the liver and chop each offal coarsely, removing film and blood clots.
- Pour oil into a cauldron and fry the garlic until Brown. Take it out, add boiling oil one at a time and fry the liver. At the end, stir everything together and simmer for 5 minutes.
- Add onion, chopped tomatoes, coriander and pepper. Simmer the dish, stirring for another 5 minutes.
- At the end, add salt and remove the cauldron from the heat.
- Place on plates and sprinkle with finely chopped cilantro.
Shulum soup
What is cooked on Eid al-Fitr - traditional dishes You will need the following ingredients:
- lamb meat (shank) - 2 kg;
- onion - 2 pieces;
- sweet pepper - 2 kg;
- potatoes - 6 pieces;
- tomatoes - 8 pieces;
- parsley, cilantro, basil, dill - 1 bunch;
- salt, chili pepper, black pepper and freshly ground peppercorns - to taste.
Cooking steps:
- Cut the meat into 100 gram pieces.
- Peel the onion.
- Pour water into a large saucepan, add meat and whole onions. When the water boils, remove the film and cook for 1 hour.
- Peel the potatoes and cut them large. Add to broth.
- Peel the sweet pepper and cut into long slices.
- Peel the tomatoes. To do this, pour boiling water over it and remove the skin with a knife. Cut into slices.
- Place peppers and tomatoes in the pan.
- Finely chop the greens and after 1.5 hours of cooking the soup, add them to the pan.
- Finally add salt and remove from heat.
- Before serving, pour the soup into bowls and garnish with parsley leaves.
Shah-pilaf
What is being prepared for Eid al-Fitr? A complex dish that is interesting and exciting to prepare. The name of the dish comes from it appearance- it looks like the crown of the eastern shahs. Distinctive feature The essence of this dish lies in the gazmakh - the lavash crust, in which the dish itself is located. The gazmah toasts and protects the rice from burning.
Ingredients for each element of the dish:
What is cooked on Kurban Bayram - traditional dishes: pilaf recipe Cooking steps:
What is cooked on Kurban Bayram - traditional dishes: recipe for making pilaf 
What is cooked on Kurban Bayram - traditional dishes: continuation of the recipe for preparing pilaf Also on festive table there must be sweets. Muslim women Cookies are baked on Eid al-Adha.
Cookies "Shaker-puri"
What is cooked on Eid al-Adha - traditional dishes: cookie recipes What products will you need:
What is cooked on Eid al-Fitr - traditional dishes: ingredients Cooking steps:
What is cooked on Eid al-Fitr - traditional dishes: preparation Bon appetit!
Salads for Eid al-Fitr: recipes Salads for Kurban Bayram are also made with meat or liver. All products are chopped into strips. You can make several different salads with the same vegetables, but with different meat ingredients: meat, heart, liver, and so on.
Recipe:
You must have the following ingredients:
Salads for Eid al-Adha: recipe, ingredients Cooking steps:
Salads for Kurban Bayram: recipe, preparation
What gifts are given on Eid al-Adha? Gifts should be presented when everyone has already gathered at the large table. You cannot come to visit this holiday empty-handed. They present souvenirs depending on their financial capabilities. What gifts are given on Eid al-Adha? Here are some options:
- carved box;
- a photo album with the already collected family archive;
- unique items for the interior (vases, carpeting on the floor, hand-knitted lace napkins, a rug with text from the Koran);
- amulets - a mirror, prayers on a piece of cloth and more.
- money can only be given to men.
In general, you can present whatever your heart desires. Older women will love a Muslim-style scarf, brooch or antique beads, while men will love camping accessories, barbecue sets and more. Children can be given sweets prepared with their own hands and packed in original packaging.
Congratulations and wishes for the holiday of Kurban Bayram in verse and prose
Sincere congratulations on the holiday should be heard from the bottom of the heart. Therefore, read poetry with intonation, and speak prose so that it is not clear that you have memorized the lines, let people think that the words are “flowing” from your soul.
Congratulations and wishes for Eid al-Adha - beautiful words Give as a gift on Eid al-Fitr best gifts, speak best wishes, because this holiday is very important for every Muslim. Let it pass in joy, fun and good mood!
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