برجراف عن العيد بالإنجليزي

Eid is the happiest time of the year in my family. As Muslims, we celebrate two Eids every year. The first is Eid al-Fitr, which comes right after the month of Ramadan. The second is Eid al-Adha, which comes during the season of Hajj. Both are days of joy and thanks to Allah.

Before Eid al-Fitr, my father gives Zakat al-Fitr to poor families, so that they can also be happy on Eid. On Eid morning, my house is full of energy. We wake up early, eat a few dates, wear our new clothes and put on some perfume. Then we go to the Eid prayer, where we hear the takbeer everywhere. After the prayer, people shake hands, hug each other and say "Eid Mubarak" with big smiles.

The rest of the day is for family. We go to my grandparents' house, where my uncles, aunts and cousins all meet. We drink Arabic coffee, eat dates and chocolate, and then enjoy a big lunch together. The adults give the children eidiyah, a small gift of money, and the house is full of laughter. On Eid al-Adha, many families sacrifice a sheep and share the meat with relatives, neighbors and poor people.

To me, Eid is more than new clothes and gifts. It is a time to thank Allah, to forgive others and to visit people we have not seen for a long time. I love Eid because it fills our hearts with happiness and brings everyone closer together.