Happy Eid

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1. Happy Eid Greetings to you too. And good luck for your CRVO too. Hope you get rid of it so your family would need some other excuse of keeping you away from bloggin’:) All the best wishes.

2. Eid mubarak! And ditto to what Ejaz said.

3. Eid mubarak, Zack.

4. I hope you have a wonderful Eid, too, Zack. And since Ejaz went ahead and said all the good stuff, ditto to his comment. Have a beautiful day, one that’s restful and relaxing. And if your idea of restful and relaxing includes blogging, then heck, go for it. =)

5. Eid Greetings

   Today was Eid-ul-Fitr, the Muslim celebration that marks the end of the a month of Ramadan fasting. My plans for the day were: go to college, come back home, watch TV and go to sleep. And that’s better than usual….

6. Happy Eid to you too.. I think you have Eid a day earlier than in Pakistan so I’m a day behind…

7. Thanks, everyone.

8. Haaaapppppppppppppppppy Eid for you all

9. Hofa: Happy Eid to you as well.

10. hey, every one out there, tomorrow is eidul-ath-ha (jan-2006) i am 24 yrs old an still get so excited over eid hurayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy! wonder if i will get any prezies this eid! ha ha ha, after all it is a special day for us muslims an not just for little ones so why shouldnt i enjoy it! huh? people celebrate some fake and made up events like diwali an chrismas an easter etc etc an i am cekebrating the original 100% real truthfulness event it is eid and i am happy so there yepeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!
    love ya all my muslim sisters and brothers in islam may allah unite us all in jannah have a good one eid mubarak. yallah ma3asalama kol 3am wa antom bekhair

11. safeya: Eid Mubarak.

    However, you are wrong to denigrate the important festivals of other religions.

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