Eid ul Fitar 2024 celebrationof Eid ul Fitar | عید الفطر 2024 پاکستان میں عید الفطر کا جشن

Eid ul Fitar 2024 celebrationof Eid ul Fitar in Pakistan عید الفطر 2024 پاکستان میں عید الفطر کا جشن
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Muslims worldwide fast for the complete month of Ramadan. Allah SWT rewards them for their good deeds with Eid ul Fitr. Meethi Eid begins with the sighting of the moon for the Islamic month of Shawwal. In Pakistan, the Ruet-e-Hilal Committee announces the sighting of the moon of Shawal so that the nation celebrates Eid on the same day. Muslims greet each other after sighting Eid ka Chand by saying 'Chand Mubarak,' and the celebrations begin.

Muslims offer Eid Namaz on the Eid morning. They gather in large numbers in mosques and other places to offer Eid Prayer along with their family members. Everyone greets each other with 'Eid Mubarak' after Eid Prayer. People wear new clothes. Muslim girls draw beautiful patterns with Henna on their hands and wear colorful bangles. People also visit each other's places and bring cakes and sweets.

Muslims don't forget their poor community members in Eid celebrations and distribute gifts among them. They also pay Fitrana before Eid Prayer. Muslims visit graveyards and pray for their deceased family members.

The exact date of Eid ul Fitr in Pakistan depends on the sighting of the moon of Shawwal announced by the Ruet-e-Hilal Committee. However, Eid al Fitr 2024, 1st Shawwal 1446 Hijri, is expected to be celebrated on 10 April 2024 in Pakistan.

The celebrations of Eid ul Fitr 2024 in Pakistan do not end on the first day of Shawwal; they also continue for three days in countries with a Muslim majority. However, Muslims in countries with Muslim minorities go to their workplaces after offering Eid Prayer and arrange a get-together on the coming weekend.

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Pray salat ul-fajr, the pre-dawn prayer. On the first day of Eid, Muslims wake up early and gather at an outdoor location or mosque to say prayers. The salat ul-fajr is one of the five daily prayers that are said every day regardless of the month, so begin with this one before moving on to special prayers.[1]

Do salat ul-fajr by performing two rakats, or series of movements, each of which involves standing, bowing, and prostrating.

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Recite the takbir. After the morning prayers on the first day of Eid, Muslims return home to wash up and dress in new clothes. Then they walk back to their congregation again, reciting the takbir, or declaration of faith, as they go.[3]

Recite the takbir by saying “Allaahu Akbar” a series of times and raising your hands to your ears. This translates to “God is most great.”[4]

3
Perform the Eid prayer. Once everyone has returned to their mosque or outdoor gathering spot on the first day of Eid, there's a short sermon, typically given by an imam, and then all men and women perform the obligatory Eid prayer.[5]

Follow the imam's movements as he performs two rakats and six takbirs

Start the day with seviyan, or vermicelli noodles. Toast the noodles and serve them dry, or boil them and serve them as a milky, soupy pudding called sheer khurma. This is the traditional Eid breakfast in India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh.[7]

Dates are a popular breakfast to have before heading out for pre-dawn prayers.
Other traditional breakfasts include buttered couscous or buffalo cream with honey and bread

Put up lights in your home. As part of the festivities, Muslims decorate their homes with lights. Place string lights, candles, or lanterns around your house, and put up festive banners made of paper stars