Guinean students celebrating EID ul fitr in Malaysia

Eid ul-Fitr is a celebration held by Muslims to mark the end of Ramadan and thank Allah for the strength he gives them to get through this period of fasting.
it is also a time for fellowship, socialization, and good wishes, and it is celebrated with a variety of local traditions all over the world. Every Muslim wants to wear new clothes on   Ed and crowds of customers throng, the shopping centers making their last minute purchases on the days prior to eid.

Guinean students celebrating EID fitr in Malaysia

In Malaysia, Eid is more commonly known as Hari Raya or Hari Raya Puasa. Hari Raya, which literally means 'Celebration Day'.  Eid-ul-Fitrs is important for Muslims because it gives the happiness on the faces of all type of people, rich, poor, old people, youngsters, children, males and females. All people dress up in their best on this occasion or at least neat and clean clothes and attend prayers at the local Mosque or Eidgah (an open-air mosque usually outside the city) just after dawn. After saying prayer, the Imam (the leader) gives an address to people and after that people hug each other and say "Eid Mubarak", and then they return to their homes

   

 During Ramadan all Guinean students in Malaysia like to take breakfast  together as well as trawih prayer. Usually the women cook some traditional food such as lafidi sadi , kabise and moni. In the Eid celebration Guineans wear their traditional dress such as basen and other traditional and the Bureau of Association oraganize even and festival for students to enjoy their Eid as in Hometown   they come out with traditional food and dance 

During Iftar gathering which was organized after conference