Eid feast
Post-fasting banquet
An Eid feast is a celebratory meal marking either of the two major Islamic holidays: Eid al-Fitr (ending Ramadan) or Eid al-Adha (the Festival of Sacrifice).
These feasts typically feature abundant food shared with family and community, often including dishes specific to regional traditions: The whole family gathered for the Eid feast.
- RamadanNinth Islamic month
- breaking fastEnding a period without food
- celebrationFestive event marking occasion
- familyRelated people together
- extended familyRelatives beyond parents, siblings
mosque · prayer · halal · lamb · dates · sweets · baklava · sugar cookies · gathering · open house · blessing · gratitude · sacrifice · henna · gifts · children · crescent · moon
- feastsbanquet, thanksgiving dinner, wedding banquet, Christmas dinner, gala dinner
- Eidmoon sighting, crescent moon, Ibrahim, Ismail, sunnah
- ritual foodscommunion wafer, communion wine, communion wafers, sacramental wine, seder
- celebrationsgraduation, party, wedding, fireworks, birthday
- Occasionswedding, birthday, anniversary, graduation, funeral
- cultural celebrationscultural fair, Chinese New Year, Lunar New Year, Kwanzaa, Juneteenth
Eid feastRamadan fast
Islamic daytime food abstinence
fasting · abstinence · hunger · self-denial · deprivation
Eid feastdaily bread
Essential means of living
snack · leftovers · quick bite
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