Id-ul-Fitr
Traditional Practices
Id-ul-Fitr marks the conclusion of Ramadan. The ceremonies vary but some practices are common to the entire community across the world.
- On the day of Id, Muslims wear new clothes and visit the mosques (masjid).
- Special prayers are held and devotees recite takbir praising Allah.
- Zakat or charity is practised.
- People pray for forgiveness of their sins, after which they embrace and greet each other with the customary greeting of ‘Eid Mubarak’ (Happy Id).
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