Eid is a very special festival, especially for those who are observant and religious. People from all over Egypt, the Emirates, and other Muslim nations, gather to celebrate this holy event, which takes place in many countries around the world on the day of Ramadan, which falls on the ninth month of the Islamic calendar. An Eid Ul Adha Facebook Status is one way that many families and friends can keep up with the festive spirit. The Eid ul Adha Festival marks the end of Ramadan and the start of the holy fasting period. This festival also marks the end of the sacred Ramadan period.
Families and friends will gather together to celebrate Eid ul Adha, a number of days before the start of the Islamic holy month. There will be a number of activities planned by locals as well as international guests who come to attend the celebrations. The most common Eid celebration is one that takes place in the desert. Eid ul-Adha takes place in several locations throughout Egypt, including at the Qasimiyat and at the Wadi Dharams. Many areas of Egypt experience a special atmosphere at these locations as the heat of the sand makes the environment feels very friendly and tranquil. Eid ul-Adha celebrations to mark the end of Ramadan and mark the beginning of the Islamic holy season.
There are much food and drink to be enjoyed at any Eid ul-Adha Celebration. Food is usually served at the gathering either on the ground or on individual tables, both of which are made of rich, golden material. There is a large amount of food to eat, with most of it being served during the early hours of the evening. There is a large number of local dishes that can be prepared during this time, and most Muslims will choose to eat food that has been prepared traditionally, rather than buying pre-cooked food from the local supermarket.
The main highlight of Eid ul-Adha, for many Egyptians, is the traditional way in which they celebrate the new year. Hundreds of children, accompanied by their parents and relatives, gather in the streets of their community and perform the traditional dance and music associated with the new year. Eid is considered to be the most important festival for the Egyptian community, and this is what they look forward to each year. A child must be immunized before they are allowed to attend Eid ul-Adha and must also wear a head scarf to prevent the presence of germs and infectious diseases. Although most of the celebrations are compulsory, there is a large amount of joy and happiness experienced by the family and community at Eid ul-Adha for the special occasions that take place throughout the year.
In addition to the local fare, food is also brought to the celebrants’ homes in small baskets. This food is then decorated with white lace and perfumes to make it look pleasing to the eye. Food is traditionally served at these celebrations in copper pots, but nowadays plastic containers are used, to make sure that the food remains fresh and hygienic.
The children’s dresses are usually plain or light green, to hide the color of the marks on their faces. Wearing white clothes, they dance around the community gathering as part of a social gathering. A number of women line up to throw beans at the children, which symbolizes the evil eye. Eid is considered to be the final celebration of the Fat month of Ramadan, and all Muslims around the world fast from dawn to sunset on this day. The children at Eid play outside, eat food and drink water from fountains, and exchange gifts with other children.
