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Eid Mubarak, or Blessed Eid, and Happy Eid. In Indonesia, the world’s most populous Muslim-majority country, many people embark on an exodus to their hometowns to celebrate the holiday with loved ones ...

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However, prior to this is Eid al-Fitr. With this in mind, the ECHO has put together a guide on how to wish someone a 'Happy Eid' and respond, ahead of the celebration. In English, Eid translates to ...

How to wish someone Happy Eid and what it means To wish someone ... Mubarak is pronounced “Moo-ba-rack” with special emphasis on “-barack.” If someone says "Eid Mubarak" to you first ...

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Among them, his RRR co-star and close friend Jr NTR shared a special message. Taking to X (formerly Twitter), the Devara actor wrote, “Wishing my dear brother Ram Charan a very Happy Birthday. Stay ...

Essentially meaning: “Happy birthday to you,” the term is wonderfully malleable and can be used in most instances when you want to congratulate or wish someone all the best. Like many Arabic greetings ...