Nagpur: The Muslim community in Nagpur will gather on Monday to offer Eid-ul-Fitr Namaz, following confirmation of the crescent moon sighting by religious groups on Sunday evening. Meanwhile, the Dawoodi Bohra community celebrated Eid on Sunday, beginning with Fajr and Eid prayers, followed by a spiritual sermon and the traditional breaking of the fast with kharak (stuffed dates).

Traditions of Eid: Unity, Charity & Festive Feasts

Eid is marked by communal meals shared on a thaal, reinforcing unity and reducing food waste. Special dishes like sheer khurma and biryani add to the festive joy. Acts of charity, home visits, and heartfelt greetings strengthen community bonds.

Eid Gatherings & ‘Sadbhavana Eid Milan’

On Monday, large congregations will gather at Eidgah Ground, Jafar Nagar, and other designated venues for Eid prayers. A ‘Sadbhavana Eid Milan’ event, hosted by Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, Nagpur West, and Tanzim Muslim Naujawanan-e-Jafar Nagar, will take place at Eidgah Ground from 7:20 AM to 8 AM. The event is open to all communities, promoting interfaith harmony and serving sheer khurma to attendees.

Messages of Peace & Gratitude

  • Hamed Bin Khalid Quraishi (CSRE) emphasized that Eid-ul-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan, fostering self-discipline, humility, and gratitude.

  • Shakeel Ahmed highlighted the importance of Zakat al-Fitr, ensuring that even the less fortunate celebrate with joy.

  • Aftab Alam called for peace, prosperity, and harmony across the nation.

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