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The government of Uganda through the Ministry of Public Service has declared Wednesday, April 10 a national holiday

Eid al-Fitr confirmed: Here are some budget-friendly celebration ideas | Pulse Nigeria

Samson Waswa

The celebration is a time for Muslim communities to come together, pray, and share blessings.

The government of Uganda through the Ministry of Public Service <a href="https://www.pulse.ug/news/eid-al-fitr-confirmed-wednesday/be6t181">has declared Wednesday, April 10 a national holiday </a>to enable the Muslim participate in this religious celebration.

&nbsp;But festive celebrations don't have to break the bank! Here are some ideas for a budget-friendly Eid al-Fitr that's inclusive for both Muslims and non-Muslims:

Potluck Party: Ditch the expensive restaurant outings and opt for a potluck! Encourage friends and family, regardless of faith, to bring a dish to share. This fosters a sense of community and allows everyone to contribute a taste of their culture.

Homemade Delights:&nbsp;Eid al-Fitr is traditionally a time for sweet treats. Skip the pre-packaged sweets and get creative!&nbsp;Explore recipes for classics like dates and nuts, or try Ugandan favorites like mandazi (fried dough) or rolex (chapati filled with an omelette).

Decorate Simply:&nbsp;Create a festive atmosphere without spending a fortune. String colorful lights, use fabric scraps for table runners, and gather branches for a natural centerpiece.&nbsp;Kids can even get involved by making paper decorations or greeting cards.

Gift-Giving with a Twist:&nbsp;Gifts are a lovely way to show appreciation, but expensive presents aren't necessary. Opt for homemade baked goods, a jar filled with homemade spices, or a heartfelt card expressing your well wishes.

Focus on Activities:&nbsp;Plan activities that bring people together. Organize game nights, have a movie marathon with classic Ugandan films, or enjoy a nature walk.

Volunteer Together:&nbsp;Eid al-Fitr is a time for giving back. Organize a volunteer activity at a local charity or soup kitchen. This fosters a spirit of community and allows everyone to contribute to those in need.

Spread the Knowledge:&nbsp;Non-Muslims can learn more about Eid al-Fitr by asking questions and showing genuine interest. Muslims can share the significance of the holiday and the traditions they practice.

By embracing these ideas, everyone can celebrate Eid al-Fitr in a meaningful and budget-friendly way. Eid Mubarak! (Happy Eid!)

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