Eid celebrations vary across the globe. From rich vermicelli puddings in Pakistan to honeyed baklava in Turkey, Eid ul-Fitr unveils a mosaic of traditional foods, clothing, and rituals. In Indonesia, people visit their friends and relatives on the first day, while in the UAE many prefer to celebrate with traditional live music and festivals. The massive Muslim diaspora in Canada also partakes in lavish feasts and get-togethers to celebrate.
Eid across the globe is celebrated at the end of Ramazan. This religious holiday spans over three days and unites the Muslim world in its unadulterated joy and festivity.
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