Eid al-Fitr Traditions and Practices

The video introduces Eid al-Fitr, explaining its significance as the first day of Shawwal when Muslims break their fast after Ramadan. It highlights the customs such as giving Zakat al-Fitr, attending prayers, and social practices like visiting family and exchanging greetings. The video concludes with well-wishes for Eid.

What marks the beginning of Eid al-Fitr?

• The start of Ramadan

• The middle of Ramadan

• The end of Ramadan

• The first day of Ramadan

What is one of the key practices performed before the Eid prayer?

• Fasting

• Giving Zakat al-Fitr

• Performing Hajj

• Reading the Quran

Which of the following is a recommended act on the day of Eid?

• Staying at home

• Eating dates before going to the mosque

• Fasting

• Traveling

What is a common greeting exchanged during Eid?

• Good Morning

• Eid Mubarak

• Merry Christmas

• Happy New Year

What social activity is encouraged during Eid?

• Visiting family and relatives

• Staying indoors

• Traveling abroad

• Going to work