Eid al-Fitr, celebrated in Gaza, formerly brought immense joy as families engaged in preparations that included cleaning homes, decorating, and purchasing new clothes. The streets were vibrant with shoppers and aromas from bakeries making traditional foods like ka'ak and festive candies. The day started with the Eid prayer, where communal greetings fostered a sense of unity. A special breakfast featuring fesikh was served, emphasizing family gatherings, laughter, and shared stories, making Eid a deeply significant occasion characterized by togetherness and cultural tradition.
Eid al-Fitr was a time of joy and togetherness in Gaza, as families prepared for the celebration with traditions that filled the air with the scent of festive baking.
In Gaza, the preparations for Eid al-Fitr included cleaning homes, buying new clothes for children, and bringing families together through shared meals and heartfelt traditions.
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