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The Muslim society has started preparations regarding Eid ul Fitr. People who have come out to buy catering items are increasing the popularity in the market. At the same time, preparations are being made to make dishes, etc. in homes. Eid ul Fitr, an important festival of Muslim society, will be celebrated on 25 May. On this day 30 days of Ramadan month will also be completed. Due to the lockdown, this time neither Namaz Ata was performed in mosques nor iftar feasts were held. Goodbye Zuma prayers were also offered from homes. The government has the same guideline regarding the Eid festival. There will be no namaz data nor mosque at mosques and namaz houses. There is not much enthusiasm about the festival among the people of Muslim society, but preparations are being made in the houses to celebrate the traditional festival. People have also gone out to the markets for shopping to make dishes, but this time the markets are not crowded like other festivals. Where the markets were lost i

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