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October 11, 2007 by MuslimMatters Announcements, Worship
23 comments Tags: Ibaadah · Worship

Whether you are celebrating Eid today, tomorrow or on Saturday, the staff and specialists of MuslimMatters wishes all our readers and friends a blessed Eid.

Eid Mubarak! TaqabAllah Minna Wa Minkum (May Allah Accept From Us and From You)

Celebrate with your community, don't let moonsighting issues become a source of discord.
Do you know what to do on Eid (according to the Sunnah). Check this great flash presentation from Muhammad AlShareef.
Apparently the Empire State Building is also celebrating.

Tags: Ibaadah · Worship

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http://www.muslimmatters.org AnonyMouse

Here’s my “personal” ‘Eid Mubarak to y’all:

EID MUBARAK!!!
:D
http://www.muslimmatters.org Amad

Y’all??
How did texan lingo end up in western canada?

eid mubarak from me as well, the censor maestro! To all brothers and sisters and friends.
http://www.muslimmatters.org AnonyMouse

Didn’t you know that Western Canada has a bit of cowboy blood, sweat, and tears in it also?
(Hence our Prime Minister’s disasterous public appearance in a cowboy outfit… *Shudders*)
http://www.mujahideenryder.net MR

3id Mubarak!

Eid Mubarak!

Eid Kareem!

Happy Eid!

Feliz Eid!
http://haqcentral.wordpress.com Sis Shaykha

Asalaamu Alaaikum!!

I just want to wish you Eid Mubarak dear brothers and sisters in Islam!! May Allah accept all our acts of worship, our siyam, qiyam, dua, dhikr, quran[recitation]…
May Allah accept our sujood, our ruku, all of our salat….
May Allah allow us to witness [have witnessed] layultal qadr during the last blessed days of this month, and May Allah clear our book of sins this Ramadan…
AMEEN

Keep up the good work MM! :)

Wa’alaykum Asalaam

-Your Sister Shaykha
http://haqcentral.wordpress.com Sis Shaykha

p.s. Friday for us (and most of the Muslim world), insha’Allah

:D
zaynab

Eid Mubarak ya ahl MM :D

Keep the amazing work, and may Allah accept the fasts and deeds of all the contributors and readers. Ameen ya Rabb.
Hood

Eid Mubarak everyone

Did anyone report seeing it Thursday evening in the States?

If it was seen in the east it would appear in the west.
Did anyone bother to look?
http://www.muslimmatters.org Amad

assalamalaikum Shaykh Hood.
The weather was pretty bad in most of northeast– overcast.

ICNA was taking reports today but this is probably the first time that we didn’t hear of any reports coming out of anywhere in America. Not even in Texas :)

So, most of US Muslims are Eid’ing on Saturday except the “One-world” crowd, who are doing it tomorrow. Zaytuna though started one day late, so they will be looking for the moon tomorrow night and there is a possibility that they may do Eid on Sunday. Amazingly, a small group of people in Villanova (Northwest Philadelphia) had Eid today (on Thursday). They go by the crescent birth: http://www.fiesite.org/ .

So, mashallah, we will have Eid in parts of America all the way from Thursday through possibly Sunday… 4 days of celebration!

P.S. Jazakillah khair Sr. Zaynab… Ahle MM… i like that!
http://www.muslimmatters.org AnonyMouse

We’re doing it on Friday in my city… we’re going by global sighting, and since a bunch of countries have reported seeing it, we’re going with them.

4 days?! Masha’Allah indeed! :)
http://www.muslimmatters.org ibnabeeomar

i looked.. i didnt see it. everyone here following the opinion of local sighting was REALLY hoping to see it so we would be on a different day from isna, but alhamdulillah ‘alaa kulli haal :)
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http://muslimmatters.org ruth nasrullah

Eid mubarak to all our readers, writers, fans, foes, friends and family whichever day you’re celebrating!

(Yes, I took alliteration 101 in journalism school :) )
Jamshed

Eid Mubarak everyone, may Allah accept our fasting and forgive our sins.
http://www.injil.co.uk Abu Muhammad

Eid Mubarak!

Taqabul Allah Minna Wa Minkum

(UK: Some of us done eid today!)
http://www.mujahideenryder.net MR

Saturday in New York!
:-D
http://muslimeurope.wordpress.com Hamdi

Eid Mubarak!
inexplicabletimelessness

Eid mubarak!

SubhanAllah, in the local community here, people started fasting on different days, some people local, some people global moonsighting, some people calculations, but subhanAllah, the majority of us here celebrated Eid together, which was on Saturday!

Allahu akbar, I think this was such a Mercy from Allah and so wonderful that we could celebrate Eid on the same day. :)
http://muslimeurope.wordpress.com Hamdi

4 days of celebration? Imagine when it is Eid al-Adha and the days of Tashriq as well…
http://innerreflectionstranscribed.wordpress.com Sumera

Khayr mubarak! :)
…

yayyy zaytuna did it on SATURDAY- i was soo happy-lol
…

ok i am waiting for all the Eid Khutbahs especially by sheikh hamza yusuf, yasir qadhi and imam suhaib webb =))) (if u have it then post it upppppppp)
http://muslimspace.com/ummkhadijah Medinah

Assalamu Alaikum,
Eid Mubarak to all my brothers and sisters in Islam!! It was Saturday in New York!!

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