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*Twenty one Sunnah and desirable acts of 'Eid*

Following acts are Mushtaab on the Eid Day:

1. Getting hair cut (Get your hair cut according to Sunnah,
not according to the English styles).
2. Cutting Nails.
3. Having a bath.
4. Using Miswak (This is in addition to the one used during
Wudu).
5. Wearing nice clothes, either new or washed ones.
6. To apply perfume.
7. Wearing a ring (Islamic brothers are allowed to wear only
one silver ring which weighs less than 4.5 Masha. There
must be only one gem in the ring; they shouldn’t wear the
ring without a gem either; there is no limit for the weight
of the gem. They are not allowed to wear more than one
ring. Men cannot wear the ring made of any other metal
except silver with the afore-mentioned conditions)
8. Offering Sala-tul-Fajr in the Masjid of one’s locality.
9. Before going to Eid-ul-Fitr Salah, eating some dates in
odd numbers such as 3, 5, 7 etc. If dates are not available,
then eat something sweet. If nothing is eaten before the
Salah, there will be no sin, but if nothing is eaten till Salah-
tul-‘Isha, he will be rebuked.
10. Performing the Eid Salah at a place that is designated for
performing the Eid Salah (Eid-Gah).
11. Going to the Eid-Gah on foot.
12. Although there is no harm in using conveyance, walking
on foot is better for those who can do so; there is no harm
at all in returning by conveyance.
13. Going to the Eid-Gah from one path and returning from
the other path.
14. Paying the Sadaqa-e-Fitr before the Eid Salah (this is better,
but if you couldn’t pay it before the Eid Salah, pay it after
the Salah).
15. Expressing happiness.
16. Donating Sadaqah in abundance.
17. Heading towards the Eid Gah (Salah area) calmly, in a
dignified manner, with lowered gaze.
18. Congratulating each other.
19. Shaking hands and embracing one another after the Eid
Salah as Muslims usually do; it is a good act because it expresses happiness. However, embracing a young
attractive boy may lead to allegation.
20. Utter the following Takbir in low voice while on your way
to the Eid-Gah to offer Eid-ul-Fitr Salah and utter it
loudly while heading for the Eid-Gah to offer Eid-ul-Ada
Salah.

Allahu Akbar Allahu Akbar Laa ilaaha illallah wallahu akbar allahu akbaar wa lillahil hamd

Allah is the greatest. Allah is the greatest.There is none worthy to worthy of worship except Allah and Allah is the greatest. Allah is the Greatest and all the praise is for Allah 'azzawajjal.

Remember The Muslim Ummah in your Du'aas.
Sallu 'alal Habib

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JazakAllah Khair

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