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‘Id
means a feast or celebration.
There are two
‘Id
’s celebrated dur-
ing the year,
‘Id al-Fitr
and
‘Id al-
Adha
.
Muslims celebrate these occasions
with devotion to seek the pleasure
of Allah.
The
‘Id
is a time of thanksgiving, joy
and happiness.
1)
‘Id al-Fitr -
The Feast of
Breaking the Fast of
Ramadan
‘Id al-Fitr
is celebrated at the end
of the month of
Ramadan
.
After a month of fasting, Muslims
celebrate for having been guided
by Allah to worship Him and to
fulfill His commandments.
Muslims express gratitude and
joy for the gift of
Ramadan
by
offering a special
‘Id salah
together.
L E S S O N 4
‘Id
T H E
S A C R E D
F E A S T S
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Read the following sentences.
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Vocabulary
feast
celebration
occasions
devotion
seek
thanksgiving
fast
guided
fulfill
command-
ments
express
gratitude
delicious
prepared
relatives
graveyard
sacrifice
pilgrimage
willingness
complete
obedience
afford
dearest
display
