This division of meat is not merely a ritual; it embodies the core Islamic values of generosity and charity.

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A vibrant business atmosphere was witnessed in the last 10 days of Ramadan, during which Eastleigh welcomed thousands of shoppers.

As Eastleigh settles back into its usual rhythm, the end of Ramadan marks a return to normalcy for residents and businesses alike.

While young children enjoyed the door-to-door tradition, teenagers engaged in lively dances, known as "vigoma," entertaining the neighbourhood and rec...

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In Eastleigh, both young and old congregated at several grounds and mosques as early as 6 am to partake in the prayers.

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.

For many, the last day of Ramadan is dedicated to ensuring everything is in place for Eid.

Eid-ul-Fitr marks the culmination of the holy month of Ramadan, which commenced on March 11, 2024.

In his address, President Ruto assured the gathering that Kenyans will unite, regardless of their religions, and focus on the nation's growth.

According to astrological calculations, Ramadan is projected to span 30 days this year, meaning the first day of Eid falls on Wednesday, April 10.

Food scraps are thrown into the machine where they are slowly mixed with rice husks and sawdust for 48 hours.

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.

The first one is known as Idd-ul-Fitr (the festival of fast-breaking). It occurs on the first day of Shawwal, the tenth month of the Islamic calendar...

Through regular prayer, meditation, or acts of worship, individuals reaffirm their commitment to the teachings and values espoused by their religion.