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Eid
(redirected from Eid celebration)

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Eid [ˈiːd] n (also Eid-al-Fitr, Eid-ul-Fitr) → Aïd m
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Yousif Mubarak, Chief Operations Officer of DSF Office said, "Mamma Mia on Ice combines all the elements of a successful entertainment show and it is part of our commitment in bringing some of the finest international events to Dubai during Eid celebrations.
Mamma Mia on Ice to make GCC debut during 'Eid in Dubai' by Albawaba.com
A comprehensive strategy has been chalked out to cope with the Eid rush as millions would leave for Eid celebration, sources said.
PR to run four trains on Eidul Azha by Balochistan Times (Baluchistan Province, Pakistan)
CAPTION(S): DINNER IS SERVED: (From left) Mayor Julie Stewart-Turner, Zarina Tahir Javed, Tahir Javed, (owners), Mumtaz Mohiyuddin (manager), and Mohammed Rashid (owner's father) at the Eid celebration party at the Dera Ali Murad Restaurant (PC131009Beid-01)
Mayor at Eid party by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
 
 
 
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