The Ramadan Idu l-Fitr

Feast of breaking fast
The Ramadan Idu l-Fitr or ʿ (Arabic: عيد الفطر, DMG ʿ Idu l-Fitr, “feast of breaking fast”, Turkish: Ramazan Bayramı) is an Islamic festival at the end of the fasting month of Ramadan. In Turkey the party as Sugar (Şeker Bayramı is called).
The festival, with the 29 – to 30-day fasting is time graduate, is celebrated in the first three days of the month Schauwal (see Islamic calendar). It is according to the Islamic Feast of Sacrifice (Arabic: ʿ Idu l-Adha) is the second major festival of Islam. Like all Islamic festivals, it moves slowly backward through the solar year (approximately 11 days per year) and can therefore take place in any season.

Expiry
On the first morning of the fast breaking Discover the mosque visit, there to celebrate the common and special prayer of this feast, which consists of two rak ʿ at, and has the particularity that the response (chutba), usually by the imam after the prayer, and not as for Friday prayer at the prayer place. The Festgebet is optional for both men and women (Sunna). Usually follows on the visit of the mosque a visit to the cemetery on to commemorate the deceased family and friends and to read for them Koran verses and speak prayers, here in particular the Koran Al-Fatiha, which plays in Islam, a similar footing as the Kaddish, the prayer for the dead in Judaism. The rest day is used to visit relatives and acquaintances. It is usually served sweet dishes and spread a lot of sweets (eg Lokum eaten) and. They make each other and often presents to the needy. This is a very important aspect of Islam and is known to be very respectable indeed. Some women decorate their hands with henna. Both the men and women to attract particularly nice or new clothes. The house is completely cleaned up festgemäß and cleaned.

The greeting for Ramadan is ʿ Idu l-Fitr, Eid Mubarak, or Mubarak or Id Mubarak.

Source: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/%27%C4%AAd_al-Fitr

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