In Pics: How The World Celebrates Eid al-Fitr

From the bustling streets of Delhi to the spiritual heart of Mecca, Eid al-Fitr is celebrated in vibrant ways worldwide. Swipe through to see how different cities in the world celebrate this festival!

Delhi, India

The streets of Old Delhi come alive with Eid prayers at Jama Masjid, bustling markets and the mouthwatering biriyani.

Doha, Qatar

From majestic Eid prayers at Katara Mosque to grand feasts, fireworks, and Eid sales, Doha blends tradition with luxury.

Dhaka, Bangaladesh

Dhaka’s Baitul Mukarram Mosque fills with worshippers, while families reunite to share delicious pitha, kebabs, and festive joy.

Mecca, Saudi Arabia

Eid prayers at the Grand Mosque in Mecca are a sight to behold, followed by acts of charity and celebrations filled with spirituality.

New York, USA

Muslim communities gather for prayers in Central Park, host street fairs, and enjoy diverse Eid feasts reflecting the global traditions.

Ariha, Syria

Despite challenges, Eid in Ariha is marked by prayers, family reunions, and children receiving sweets and small gifts.

Abu Sir, Egypt

Families gather to share Kahk (butter cookies), visit loved ones, and perform Eid prayers at the mosques in Abu Sir, Egypt.

Kuwait City

Eid in Kuwait blends tradition with modern festivities—lavish family feasts, cultural performances, and a grand celebration.

Tehran, Iran

Eid in Tehran begins with prayers at the Mosalla Mosque, followed by charitable giving, and gatherings.

Lahore, Pakistan

Eid in Lahore means grand prayers at the Badshahi Mosque and festive shopping at the Anarkali Bazaar.