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The end of Ramadan: Eid Mubarak

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BY CLAUDIA RUSMAN

 
Ramadan is the holy month of fasting and worship for Muslims. We fast from dawn to sunset to increase righteousness and dutifulness to Allah (God). Once we have completed a whole month of fasting, we have our celebration called “Eid”, which is celebrated throughout the world by all Muslims. Eid is all about bringing all families and friends closer together.

Photos taken at my home, Auburn Gallipoli Mosque, and Tempe Park.

LINKS: Claudia’s photo of the interior of the Gallipoli Mosque was featured in the UK-based Islamic Arts and Architecture Magazine.
 
Also by Claudia Rusman: Choosing the hijab

 

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One Reply to “The end of Ramadan: Eid Mubarak”

  1. I love the detail in these photos!! (particularly those in the Mosque and the Quran….) Beautiful……

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