Muslims around the world began to celebrate the al-Fitro, one of the largest celebrations in the Islamic calendar.
ID al -fitre – which means “Fast Breakthrough Festival” – is noted at the end of Ramadan, a month of fasting for many adults, as well as spiritual reflections and prayers.
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Here in Moscow, believers see how they are preparing for prayer.
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Hundreds took part in prayers in Tononoka, Mobas, Kenya
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Prayers were also observed at the stadium in Port -Sudan in the east
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Little kids joined adults in Moskee Essalam in Rotterdam, the Netherlands
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Gifts are distributed by Muslim children in Lviv, Ukraine, as the Russian war in the country continues
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The Palestinians in Jabalia on the northern Gaza Strip are praying among the mosque destroyed in the current war between Israel and Hamas
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Families gather in the Al -Aax Mosque in Jerusalem – the third saint in Islam
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The boy yawns during prayers at the stadium in Qatar
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Muslims welcome everyone on Martim Monise Square in Lisbon, Portugal
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Women’s fans gather in Berjes Park, London, for the sake of the outdoor
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Were also believers gathered outside the plebiscite square in Naples, Italy
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Some women were photographed after visiting Prayer in Sofia’s Great Mosque in Istanbul, Turkey
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Afghan refugees pray in a mosque on the outskirts of Peshava, Pakistan