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ʿId al-Fitr (the end of Ramadan)
Understand the significance of ʿId al-Fitr as a celebration marking the conclusion of Ramadan, including its key features such as special prayers, greetings, traditional foods shared with family and friends, new clothes worn during community festivities, and the giving of gifts and charity. Explore the religious motivations behind ʿId al-Fitr, including its origins, purpose, and symbolism, as well as its social importance and the various ways it is celebrated.
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CambridgeIGCSEReligious StudiesSection I4
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- Understand the significance of ʿId al-Fitr as a celebration marking the conclusion of Ramadan, including its key features such as special prayers, greetings, traditional foods shared with family and friends, new clothes worn during community festivities, and the giving of gifts and charity. Explore the religious motivations behind ʿId al-Fitr, including its origins, purpose, and symbolism, as well as its social importance and the various ways it is celebrated.
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