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What is Id-ul-Fitr?

The festival at the end of Ramadan. It means breaking the fast.

When is Id-ul-Fitr celebrated?

On the first day of Shawwal, after the new moon is seen.

What is the main purpose of Id-ul-Fitr?

To thank Allah for strength to fast and guidance in Ramadan.

Which pillar does Id-ul-Fitr link to?

Sawm. It marks the end of the month of fasting.

What is Zakat al-Fitr (Sadaqah al-Fitr)?

A charity given before the Eid prayer so the poor can celebrate.

What happens at the Eid prayer on Id-ul-Fitr?

Muslims gather in the morning for a special prayer and sermon.

What do Muslims do before going to the Eid prayer?

Make ghusl, wear clean, smart clothes, and eat something sweet.

What greeting is used on Id-ul-Fitr, and what does it mean?

Eid Mubarak. It means Blessed Eid.

Do Muslims fast on Id-ul-Fitr?

No. It is forbidden to fast on this festival day.

Why can the date of Id-ul-Fitr differ between countries?

Some follow local moon sighting. Others use global sighting or calculation.

What are common activities during Id-ul-Fitr?

Visiting family, sharing meals and sweets, giving gifts, and helping others.

How long does Id-ul-Fitr usually last?

Often one to three days, depending on local custom.