Muslims around the world have begun to celebrate Eid al-Adha, one of the largest celebrations of the Islamic calendar.
Eid al-Adha – which means “foundation of breaking the fast” – at the end of Ramadan is celebrated, which has been fasting for many adults for a month, as well as thinking and praying.
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Here in Moscow, the gods are seen who prepare themselves for prayer.
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Hundreds of people attended prayers in Tonoka Square, in Mumbasa, Kenya
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Dua was also seen at a stadium in the port of Sudan in the east of the country
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Little child in Mosky Islami in Rotterdam, the Netherlands
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Gifts for Muslim children will be distributed in Levive, Ukraine, as the Russian war on the country continues
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Palestinians pray between the rubble of a mosque in the northern Gaza Strip that was destroyed in the current war between Israel and Hamas.
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Families gather at Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem
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Boy gets sleepy at a stadium in Qatar
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Muslims greet Martim Moniz Square in Lisbon, Portugal
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Women nurses gather in Berges Park in London for outside prayer
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Nurses gathered outside Plibishito Square in Napoli, Italy.
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Some women took pictures of the Hagia Sofia Mosque in Istanbul, Turkey
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Afghan refugees pray at a mosque on the margins of Peshawar in Pakistan