Hello everyone! I hope you are having a great week. Today
the 17th of June marks the end of Ramadan with the celebration of Eid Al Fitr. Eid
Al Fitr in Arabic is عيد الفطر
Ramadan is the month of the year that Muslims around the
world fast during the day and only eat after sunset. The month of Ramadan is
the 9th month on the Lunar Calendar which is the Calendar all Islamic holidays
go by. Every Muslim person is obliged to fast during Ramada except children,
the elderly, pregnant women and the ill. During Ramadan Muslims pray 5 times a
day and give lots to charity.
Eid Al Fitr is the celebration after Ramadan is over. Eid is
celebrated with a special prayer and sermon at Mosque. Afterwards a feast is
held. Gifts are exchanged and families come together. People wear new clothes
on Eid Al Fitr.
For this article I have put together 4 outfits appropriate
for Eid Al Fitr including modest clothing and hijabs:
I used: 'Lace Bodycon Dress' from Denim and Supply, 'Zaig T Shirt' from Miss Sixty, 'Rose Gold Hijab' from Windows on the World, and a Stardesign skirt I made.
I used: 'Skeleton Hood' from Bod Mod, 'Long White Overcoat' from PPQ, 'Long Sleeve Glitter Tee' from Rio, 'Basic Black Skinny Jeans' from Basics, 'Sleeveless Neoprene Dress' from Melbourne Minimalism (as the back of the coat), and 'T-Bar Strap Shoes' from Bonjour Bizou.
I used: 'Satin Overcoat' from SubCouture, 'Head Scarf' from It Girls, 'White Elegant Top' from Basics, 'Printed Skinny Pants' from Fudge, and 'LuiJo Beige Shoes' from Liu.Jo.
I used: 'Blue Collar Blouse' from Pretty in Love, 'Everyday Long Blazer' from It Girls, 'Ramadan Long Skirt' Special Offer, and hijab from last years Ramadan campaign.
I hope you enjoyed my article and that if you celebrate Eid Al Fitr that you have a wonderful Eid.
Eid Mubarak!
-Amy Katrina, csi12asa