Eid Mubarak

[Theland]

Ramadan is over and now we are celebrating Eid.
What preparations are you making for this wonderful occasion?

[rowanwitch]

Dave's lovely carers can't wait to finish their shifts. Working so hard and so kindly while fasting they deserve time to celebrate with their families

[fiction-factory]

None, apart from not assuming taxis will be readily available

[kvalidir]

None personally since I'm not Muslim myself but I am wishing all my Muslim friends 'Eid Mubarak' as it is indeed their blessed holiday, wha are you doing Theland?.

[fiction-factory]

Is there a motive behind this thread I wonder. There are plenty of other anti muslim threads for you to get your fix

[maggiebee]

Plenty of preparations taking place in my home town - as a university city we embrace a multi cultural approach.
https://www.thecourier.co.uk/fp/news/local/dundee/667524/end-of-ramadan-celebrations-in-dundee-set-to-be-biggest-ever/

[Mamyalynne]

Not joining in any celebrations this year.

[anneasquith]

One would hope theland would not use a special day like this to post anything negative ?

[kvalidir]

Nah I was just assuming he was being a good christian Anne and trying to start a lovely warm thread to bring us all together in peace and good wishes, which he has. Well done Theland!

[anneasquith]

Nice gesture :-)

[douglas9401]

I'll be raising a glass to Mecca.

[THECORBYLOON]

Eid is to-morrow.

[Theland]

The idea of peace and celebration is the kind of glue that holds society together.
I am too ignorant of their festivals, to say or do anything meaningful, but I hope it is also a reflection on the value of a peaceful cohesive society.
I wish them all the very best.

[vetuste_ennemi]

An Iftar dinner with roast pork and a litre of Bacardi.

And you, brother?

[Theland]

Sticking to my diet. A big dose of Ramadan would do me good, get the pounds off.
Almost forgotten the taste of beer alas.