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Eid Mubarak 2026!

User Profile: Hope
Hope March 19th

As-salamu alaykum, I hope everyone is doing well.

For those who observed Ramadan, I hope you were able to make the most of this time in a way that felt meaningful to you. As we come to the end of the month, I wanted to take a moment to wish a warm Eid Mubarak to everyone celebrating.

Eid is tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, depending on the moon sighting in your country. Today is the last day of Ramadan for many, when many people are preparing, doing last-minute shopping, and sharing early wishes not celebrating, you’re always welcome to share the spirit by wishing others “Eid Mubarak.”

If you are celebrating, we’d love to hear from you:

  • What are you most looking forward to this Eid?
  • What is one food that is a must-have for Eid in your cultureimage_1773952432.png
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Eid Mubarak

User Profile: Heather225
Heather225 March 19th

Have an amazing weekend to all who celebrate!

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User Profile: trueconfidant123
trueconfidant123 March 19th

@Hope

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@Hope happy eid may God bless youuuu 💞

User Profile: Moonlight52
Moonlight52 March 19th

@Hope 

eid Mubarak for everyone <3

sadly not celebrating this year but i still an looking forward for having family around <3 and ofc  Ma'amoul !  also some family likes mansaf on eid but i totaly hate it XD 

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User Profile: purpleTree4652
purpleTree4652 March 19th

Happy Eid Mubarak!

User Profile: JasGab200519970
JasGab200519970 March 19th

@Hope Have a pleasant time! 🌻


User Profile: LeoInPerpetuity
LeoInPerpetuity March 19th

@Hope Wa alaykum as-salam.

Thank you for sharing such a thoughtful message. As we reach the end of Ramadan, my heart goes out to everyone around the world, especially those facing hardship, uncertainty, or loss.

With so much unrest and rising human suffering across regions, including the Middle East, this Eid feels like a moment when compassion matters more than ever.

To everyone celebrating, may this Eid bring you peace, healing, and moments of genuine joy with the people you love. And to those who are not celebrating, your kindness and good wishes still mean a lot; it’s a beautiful reminder of our shared humanity.

What I’m looking forward to this Eid: Spending quiet, meaningful time with family and appreciating the small blessings that often go unnoticed.

One must-have Eid food in my culture: Sheer khurma, it’s a classic, and Eid just doesn’t feel complete without it.

Wishing peace, safety, and comfort to every heart, everywhere.

Eid Mubarak to all who observe, and warm wishes to everyone in the community.

User Profile: HopeHub
HopeHub March 20th

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Eid Mubarak to you! 🌙✨

Wishing you and your loved ones a blessed and joyful celebration filled with happiness, peace, and prosperity.


User Profile: lavenia
lavenia March 20th

ii love eid as much as i hate it sadly , ppl visit their families in eid however i dont have any family to visit im very grateful to stay with my parents but i wished that there would be that vibe everyone enjoyes , i dont dress up nor do i do anything diff in eid its like every other day and it kinda makes me sad seeing everyone post about their amazing day while ive been sitting alone al day in my room

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User Profile: LeoInPerpetuity
LeoInPerpetuity March 20th

@lavenia

I hear you. Eid can be a beautiful time, but it can also feel incredibly heavy when your experience doesn’t match what everyone else seems to be celebrating. It makes sense that seeing others post about their big gatherings and perfect moments would stir up sadness, especially when your own day feels quiet or lonely.

You’re not wrong for feeling this way, and you’re definitely not alone. Many people struggle with the contrast between how Eid looks for others and how it feels for them.

It’s okay if your Eid doesn’t look like the movies or the social media posts.  
It’s okay if you don’t dress up.  
It’s okay if the “vibe” isn’t there.  
Your experience is still valid.

What matters is that you’re here, sharing your feelings honestly, and that’s something the 7cups community truly values. You have people here who care, who will sit with you, and who want you to feel seen.

If you ever want to talk, vent, or just have someone keep you company during the day, you’re welcome to reach out. You don’t have to carry that loneliness by yourself. Many of us here understand that holidays can be complicated, and we’re here to support you in whatever way feels right for you.

Wishing you gentleness, comfort, and a moment of peace today.
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User Profile: lavenia
lavenia March 20th

@LeoInPerpetuity ty for your kind words its a thought i was never able to share since its kinda crazy for someone to admit they feel sad during eid and your reply made me feel more understood so thank you truly

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