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Warm wishes to those in our community celebrating Eid al-Fitr. May this Eid bring grace, peace and joy to both our hearts and homes.
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What is Eid al-Fitr?
Celebrated during the first three days of ShawwÄl, Eid al-Fitr marks the celebratory end of Ramadan.
While celebrations across the globe vary, many will start their days by visiting a local mosque for salat al-eid (prayer). This is followed by visiting relatives, attending parties, preparing and eating special foods, giving gifts, and wearing new clothes.
Throughout Eid, many people will offer zakat al-fitr (food donations) to local organizations. This is done so that all may join in celebrating the end of fasting with a special meal.
How can we support one another during Eid al-Fitr?
- Connect with HÂş»â€™s Multi-faith Services and meet with a Spiritual Support Team Member
- Greet community members by saying “Eid Mubarakâ€
- Be mindful of planning meetings, tests, deadlines or other events when prayer will be held
- Respect that people may choose to spend time exclusively with family, friends and community members during this celebration
- Be an advocate with Muslim peoples for fair, dignified and supportive care throughout our community
Some reflections for us all to share in as we celebrate with our neighbours
- How have you shared your gratitude with the people around you recently? How do you like to receive gratitude?
- In your culture, what role does food play in bringing people together to celebrate?
- How often do you follow through on your intentions? What can you do to be more consistent?
- What time, skills or resources can you share with a local community organization?
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