Eid Al-Fitr, which started on April 20 and ended on April 21, is an event marking the end of Ramadan fasting.

Eid Al-Fitr begins on the first day of the last night of Ramadan fasting, Shawwal(October of the Islamic calendar), when the religious leader declares that "the crescent moon has seen." To celebrate this event, you can say "Eid Mubarak" or "Ramadan Mubarak."????

Eid al-Fitr's virtues are charity and kindness. Charity to the poor is also set as a duty of Muslims, so they prepare plenty of food on the street, share it with their neighbors, visit difficult places, comfort them, and offer charity.

They eat a lot of sweet food for the festival.???? The first foods to eat after Ramadan fasting are warm tea and dried jujube palm. These foods are believed to provide a quick energy source to help soothe the stomach after fasting.

As we approach Eid Al-Fitr, GDI suggests that sharing food and exchanging gifts with loved ones can be a wonderful way to celebrate this joyous occasion.