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Eid-al-Fitr is celebrated on the 1st day of Shawwal month, after the month of Ramadan. The month of Ramadan ends with the occasion of Eid-al-Fitr as Muslims thank Allah and celebrate the festival with religious fervour. The Ramadan is an important month for Muslims. They fast for the whole month and immerse themselves in reading the Quran and Duas. The month holds religious importance for Muslims. It teaches them the true meaning of perseverance and tolerance while being empathetic towards the poor and needy. Muslims are rewarded with this festival at the end of the Ramadan month. Ramadan is not only about refraining from food and drink, but it is also about abstaining from evil thoughts, words, and actions. What makes Ramadan special is that these acts of devotion are done collectively. Everyone is fasting, praying, and trying to get rid of their bad habits. It creates an atmosphere where one is encouraged and supported to become a better person. Muslims celebrate the festival by starting the day with Eid prayers. They perform their prayers at the mosque. The Eid prayer is followed by the sermon after which Muslims ask for Allah’s forgiveness, peace, mercy, and blessings. People greet each other with “Eid Mubarak” after the prayers. The festival is celebrated with family and friends. Special food items are made on a special occasion. Kids receive Eidi (gifts; usually money) from elders. The festival revolves around the theme of togetherness and happiness.

This is a story behind the celebration of Eid ul fitr.

Eid-ul-Fitr

rakshabandhan

ambedkar jayanti

christmas

uttrayan

independence day

rathyatra

good friday

janamashtmi

easter

muharram

republic day

gandhi jayanti

durga pooja

bhai dooj

diwali

dhanteras

Kali Chaudas

pongal

shivratri

eid ul fitr

guru purnima

Bihu

holi

dhuleti

bakra eid

Lohri

ganesh chaturthi

dussehra

onam

Ram Navmi

chetichand

Navratri

eid ul fitr stories

Stories help in improving a child's imagination. Here are a few interesting ones for you to narrate to your child.

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