EID GREETINGS

[Rohit Sinha]

I'm not a Muslim, but Eid is a big thing in India too, even though the Muslim population here is relatively small (though not so small either ;) ). So Eid Greetings to you too, and everyone else - Muslim or non-Muslim. :) Regards, Rohit Sinha Browsy

Do not wait for leaders; do it alone, person to person. - Mother Teresa

[Lost User]

Aisha Ikram wrote: to all muslims OK, I'm not a muslim, but greetings nevertheless! :-D Paul ;)

That demands capital punishment!! Death by a herd of marauding Bobs! - Ryan Binns

[Roger Wright]

Like Christmas is to Christians, the three-day Eid el-Fitr holiday is associated with family gatherings over lavish meals and gifts for children, especially clothes. Most Arab leaders usually pardon hundreds of prisoners in goodwill gestures to mark the holiday. It's marked by the end of Ramadan, and authorities in various countries disagree about the exact date. For some, today was the beginning; for others, Tuesday begins the event. It depends upon when the next moon is sighted, signaling the end of Ramadan, and can vary depending upon local weather conditions. "Your village called -
They're missing their idiot."

[Roger Wright]

Happy Eid el-Fitr, Aisha! :-D May your family be well, and all prosper! I hope that Friday, Laylat-al-Qadr, Allah declared a year of bountiful tidings for you and yours...:) "Your village called -
They're missing their idiot."

[Terry ONolley]

Right back at you

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[Aisha Ikram]

Thanks :) @!$h@

[Aisha Ikram]

Thanks :) @!$h@

[Aisha Ikram]

:-D thanks @!$h@

[Aisha Ikram]

Thanks a lot for ur well wishes :-O @!$h@

[Aisha Ikram]

:) @!$h@

[Roger Wright]

Sorry about the sig... That probably wasn't appropriate for the occasion, and I regret that.:-O "Your village called -
They're missing their idiot."

[Nick Seng]

It's probably a language thing but over here, it's called Hari Raya aidil-Fitri. Have a good one! :-D

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[peterchen]

It's not appropriate on many occasions - but that's th first time you notice :rolleyes: (make it at least <small> so it stands out....

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[Michael A Barnhart]

Happy Eid el-Fitr, Aisha! and to all CPians who celebrate this time. :-D I hope your family is well. I apprecitate Rogers explaination, due you have anything to add? The year sure has passed quickly for me. I feel like yesterday this day(s) were shared last year. :rose: "For as long as I can remember, I have had memories. Colin Mochrie."

[Michael A Barnhart]

Nick Seng wrote: Bob didn't dress up Chris, is not awake yet. My Question is there any special dress one would be wearing? "For as long as I can remember, I have had memories. Colin Mochrie."

[Corinna John]

And happy day, too, to all CPians who celebrate something else today! And a big "cheer up" to all people who don't celebrate! :rose:

[Corinna John]

If there's no special dress, he should wear his best clothes. Maybe he should wear something...

[Abbas_Riazi]

Happy new eid (Fitr). Greetings from Iran - Tehran. Regards, A. Riazi

[Nick Seng]

This[^] are what my friends wear during Aidilfitri :-D

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[Aisha Ikram]

Nick Seng wrote: Hari Raya aidil-Fitri :-) thanks but which language is this? (just for my knowledge) @!$h@