. Eid is the religious festival of Muslims also known as Eid al-Fitr. Celebrated by Muslims from all over the world which marks the breaking of fasting dawn to sunset. This festival also marks the end of Ramadan month and the beginning of Shawwal month. The followers of Islam fast throughout the Ramadan month and pray to Allah. The day of Eid is celebrated as a thanksgiving to Allah. Islamic people believe that Allah provided the strength and fortitude for the long fasting custom throughout the month.According to their rituals and religious beliefs, Eid is the only day they could fast on in the whole month of Shawwal. The day of celebration varies from locality to locality because the day of the starting of lunar Hijri month is completely based on when the new moon is seen by local religious authorities. In Arabic, the meaning of Eid is a feast. According to the Islamic calendar, there are two types of Eid one is Eid al-Fitr which is a three days long festival and the other is Eid al-Adha which is a four days longer festival both are also renowned as smaller and greater Eid respectively.