Muslim faithful Sunday lamented that consumption of the stimulant had ruined the lives of many youths and contributed to poor performance in schools, high dropout and divorce rates.
Most sermons delivered during the prayers focused on the significance of the day, the importance of Hajj, and the practice of Qurbani.
The Chief Kadhi of Kenya Abdulhalim Hussein emphasised the importance of unity among Muslims, regardless of the differing dates for the celebration.
Kenya Muslims National Advisory Council National Chairman Juma Ngao emphasised the dilemma facing ordinary Muslims, torn between the rulings of the Kenya Fatwa Council and the Chief Kadhi.
The expo welcomed attendees from various backgrounds, highlighting Kenya's rich cultural tapestry.
While young children enjoyed the door-to-door tradition, teenagers engaged in lively dances, known as "vigoma," entertaining the neighbourhood and receiving food and money in return.
Apart from a trophy, players' medals, full playing kits, and two balls, the Istiqama and Al-Rahma teams also received Sh20,000 and Sh10,000 tokens respectively from the organisers of the tourney.
Defence CS condemned the prolonged vetting process as unlawful and fundamentally prejudiced, pointing out that such tactics have harmed Kenya's reputation since its independence
He reaffirmed his commitment to federalism, stating that he has been a strong supporter of the system and has made significant contributions to its development.
As many flock to various parts of Nairobi to celebrate Eid in different ways, those residing in Majengo offer a testament to the enduring spirit of unity and generosity.
In Eastleigh, both young and old congregated at several grounds and mosques as early as 6 am to partake in the prayers.
Guterres lamented that many Muslims in the regions will not be able to celebrate the occasion fully due to the harsh realities of conflict and hunger.
The faithful began the day with a prayer service, followed by a short sermon as they marked the time of joy and celebration with family and friends.
The President emphasized the importance of inter-faith understanding as a pillar of peace, love, and unity in Kenya.
Eid-ul-Fitr marks the culmination of the holy month of Ramadan, which commenced on March 11, 2024.
In Eastleigh, preparations are in full swing as numerous shoppers flood the malls in preparation for the big day.
The women are expected to prepare and sell a variety of Swahili dishes on the streets of Lamu during the festival.
Salim Abdallah of Qamiis Thobe Shob, a market vendor, says this week will be busy with shoppers as people prepare for the Eid celebrations.
While some embrace it as a symbol of modernity and beauty, others criticise it for deviating from Islamic principles of modest dressing.