From the night before ‘Eed until the imaam finishes the khutbah.

He should ascend the minbar and deliver two short khutbahs.

They replace the pagan celebrations of pre-Islamic Arabia and allow Muslims to thank Allah for completing acts of worship like fasting during Ramadaan and perfo

Eating dates before the prayer on ‘Eed Al-Fitr, walking to the musalla, wearing the best clothes, and taking a different route when returning from the prayer.

‘Eed Al-Fitr and ‘Eed Al-Ad-haa.

Women are encouraged to attend the prayer and listen to the khutbah, with their area being in a secluded space separate from the men.

It should be performed when the sun has risen to about one spear length above the horizon.

The ‘Eed prayer consists of two raka’aat. In the first rak’ah, after takbeeratul-ihraam, the person says “Allahu Akbar” six times before reciting the Qur’an.

The word ‘Eed is derived from the word ‘awd, which means “to return”

The Prophet delayed the ‘Eed Al-Fitr prayer and performed the ‘Eed Al-Ad-haa prayer earlier.

He recited Soorat Al-A’laa in the first rak’ah and Soorat Al-Ghaashiyyah in the second rak’ah.