""At the end of Ramadan, we get together as a community to pray for peace, for harmony, of living up to the values that Muslims believe in," said Humera Nawaz, President of Muslim Community Center-East Bay."
""We are wearing abaya dresses because we are from Afghanistan. I'm really excited. They're so pretty and I love wearing them," said Neyhal Nawadi, a Pleasanton resident."
""I learned to be patient, to be grateful," said Maria Karimi, a Dublin resident."
""I will celebrate with my family. Go to my grandparents' house. It will be amazing," said Aliza Aziz, a San Ramon resident."
Eid al-Fitr, the celebration marking the end of Ramadan, brought together families and communities in Pleasanton, California. Muslims engaged in prayer for peace and harmony before enjoying festivities. The event attracted around 6,000 attendees, showcasing diverse cultural attire. Traditional foods like faloodeh were shared, and many expressed gratitude and lessons learned during Ramadan, emphasizing patience and reflection. The day was filled with joy, family gatherings, and a sense of community.
Read at ABC7 San Francisco
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