Mrirt – The Islamic Forum Canadas announced This Eid Al Fitr takes place on March 30th and marks the end of the Holy Month Ramadan in the country.
The Canadian Muslim community is eagerly preparing to celebrate Eid al Fitr, a festive occasion that fasts a whole month, prayer and reflection.
Like other Muslims around the world, Canada, About 1.8 million Muslims Expect the eid vacation with joy and excitement.
Members of the Muslim community across the country meet to participate in religious and cultural celebrations.
Eid al Fitr, also known as the “Festival of Breaking the Fast”, is one of the most important religious holidays for Muslims worldwide.
Since Islam is the second largest religion in Canada, the religious celebration is both diverse and alive and reflects the country’s multicultural structure.
Cities such as Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal are full of unity and belonging, since thousands of Muslims in mosques, congress centers and open fields come together for common, special eid prayer.
In addition to religious observations, Canadian Muslims use a number of different cultural traditions to mark the occasion.
Families and friends exchange warm greetings from “Eid Mubarak” and share traditional meals with dishes from different cultures, including the Middle East, South Asia and African cuisine.
Zakat Al Fitr is another aspect of Eid al Fitr and represents a significant part of the celebration, whereby the rich money gives as a charity to ensure that the needy can also enjoy the celebrations.
Eid celebrations and bazaar appear in many Canadian cities with cultural achievements, Halal -Essenstallen and entertainment for children.
In some regions, government officials and community leaders take part in celebrations and recognize the contributions of the Muslims to Canadian society.
