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The reward round after a month of saying no to lunch.
means The festival marking the end of Ramadan (Eid al-Fitr) or commemorating Abraham's sacrifice (Eid al-Adha), celebrated with prayer, feasting, and new clothes.
from From Arabic 'īd (عيد), meaning 'festival' or 'feast,' itself rooted in a verb tied to 'returning' or 'recurring' — the idea being that the celebration comes back again each year, faithfully, like an old friend.
- literal meaning
- Arabic for recurring festivity, comes back every year
- two flavors
- Eid al-Fitr ends fasting, Eid al-Adha honors sacrifice
- economic impact
- new clothes tradition quietly powers entire markets each year
- universal rule
- kids collect cash, called eidi, from every relative alive