Why is Eid Mubarak popular right now?

Eid Mubarak عيدكم مبارك (as of November 16 at 11:55 UTC)
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Oct
25
(festival) Eid Mubarak (blessed ) salutation offered by moslems on eid el fitr (fast) 1st of shawwal after fasting in the month of ramadhan.
Defined by @Blog_OnTrend via What the Trend October 25 at 08:44 UTC
Aug
20
(festival) Eid Mubarak (blessed ) salutation offered by moslems on eid el fitr (fast) 1st of shawwal after fasting in the month of ramadhan.
Defined by @ealingtwitt via What the Trend August 20 at 01:42 UTC
Aug
19
SUNDAY is eid el fitr celebrating the end of 30 days of fasting for moslems all over the world . eid = celebration - fitr = fasting 1433 AH HAPPY EID everyone.
Defined by @ealingtwitt via What the Trend August 19 at 03:37 UTC
Nov
5
Happy eid mubarak everyone. Muslims are celebrating the Islamic festival of Eid which starts tomorrow.
Defined by Anonymous via web November 5 at 18:44 UTC
Aug
30
People are celebrating the Islam festival of Eid.
Defined by Anonymous via web August 30 at 08:38 UTC
Nov
17
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Festival commemorating the sacrifice Prophet abraham was asked to make.
Defined by @hinaa82 via Twitter for iPhone November 17 at 15:47 UTC
Nov
17
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Happy Eid Mubarak to all muslims in the world and hopefully the pilgrims of hajj getting hajj mabrur..Selamat hari raya idul adha 1431H.
Defined by @satrioholic via UberTwitter November 17 at 13:04 UTC
Nov
17
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3eedkom Mbarak to all of the kuwaiti people.
Defined by @SimplyHAK via UberTwitter November 17 at 12:55 UTC
Nov
17
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happy eid to all.
Defined by @jayzloveya via Twitter for iPhone November 17 at 07:10 UTC
Nov
17
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Islam's biggest Holiday is being celebrated today. and tomorrow. This is how people are greeted.
Defined by @TheRommiDiaries via UberTwitter November 17 at 04:06 UTC
Nov
17
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A sword-spread religions holiday.
Defined by @martinberishaj via UberTwitter November 17 at 03:49 UTC
Nov
16
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اَللّهُ اَكْبَرُ، اَللّهُ اَكْبَرُ، اَللّهُ اَكْبَرُ، لاَ اِلَهَ اِلاَّ اللّهُ اَللّهُ اَكْبَرُ، اَللّهُ اَكْبَرُ، وَلِلّهِ الْحَمْدِ iεϑul adha. 10 dzulhijjah 1431H
Defined by @katsuteriyaki via UberTwitter November 16 at 16:51 UTC
Nov
16
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Muslims all around the world celebrate Eid Adha today.
Defined by @nayll via UberTwitter November 16 at 16:07 UTC
Nov
16
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A significant festival in Islam, usually during the period of Hajj. Rams are slaughtered as sacrifice to Allah.
Defined by @sweetchocie via UberTwitter November 16 at 15:20 UTC
Nov
16
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Eid is a time to be the new you ‎​☺
Defined by @elmanabiila via UberTwitter November 16 at 13:42 UTC
Nov
16
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A muslim holiday.
Defined by @hasnasaadi via UberTwitter November 16 at 13:42 UTC
Nov
16
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Eid is a holiday of muslims.
Defined by @hasnasaadi via UberTwitter November 16 at 13:14 UTC
Nov
16
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عيد الاضحى المبارك .. كل عام وانتو بخير جميعاً اعاده الله علينا بالصحه والعافيه
Defined by @hayo via UberTwitter November 16 at 12:43 UTC
Nov
16
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Muslim holiday today.
Defined by @KirstyX86 via UberTwitter November 16 at 12:10 UTC
Nov
16
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Someone explain this.
Defined by @cudimonsterr via UberTwitter November 16 at 12:09 UTC
Nov
16
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Defined by @LaineMassingill via UberTwitter November 16 at 12:05 UTC
Nov
16
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Eid Mubarak عيدكم مبارك
Defined by @shanselman via Twitter for iPhone November 16 at 11:55 UTC
Nov
16
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Muslims all over the world should be tried, sentenced, and dully shot. #ThatIsALL.
Defined by @vonkluger via UberTwitter November 16 at 11:46 UTC
Nov
16
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Muslims all over the world are celebrating Eid Al-Ad'haa and Hajj.
Defined by @AmnaAlHitmi via UberTwitter November 16 at 11:23 UTC
Nov
16
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Muslims all over the world are celebrating Eid AlAd'ha and Hajj.
Defined by @AmnaAlHitmi via UberTwitter November 16 at 11:21 UTC
Nov
16
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This is an islamic celebration.
Defined by @dreamer_soul via UberTwitter November 16 at 11:19 UTC
Nov
16
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Happy eid mubarak everyone.
Defined by @desharlettexx via UberTwitter November 16 at 11:19 UTC
Nov
16
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Im so raw, turn the oven on, Chef Papa John, I get the parmessan.
Defined by @silkyjohnson_ via Twitter for iPhone November 16 at 11:16 UTC
Nov
16
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Eid Mubarak everyone.
Defined by @ItsMeNoura via UberTwitter November 16 at 10:31 UTC
Nov
16
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Pin : 2190ADF5.
Defined by @desharlettexx via UberTwitter November 16 at 10:16 UTC
Nov
16
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Allah SWT we (moslem) loveeeee you! Allaaahuakbar!
Defined by @kaylanarendra via UberTwitter November 16 at 09:47 UTC
Nov
16
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Nobody cares -_-.
Defined by @SweetMusic_x3 via UberTwitter November 16 at 08:23 UTC
Nov
16
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Eid is a celebration Muslims celebrate twice a year, after Ramadan, and today after Hajj, Eid mubarak is the greeting.
Defined by @EmanBiltagi via UberTwitter November 16 at 08:18 UTC
Nov
16
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Eid is a celebration Muslims celebrate twice a year, after Ramadan, and today after Hajj. Eid mubarak is the greeting.
Defined by @Bnunu via UberTwitter November 16 at 08:07 UTC
Nov
16
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17th Nov is Muslim's Idul Adha.
Defined by @InsideAcesHead via UberTwitter November 16 at 07:12 UTC
Nov
16
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صباح العيد غير ، كل عام وانتم سعيدين eid mubarak
Defined by @WoOonders via Twitter for iPhone November 16 at 06:30 UTC
Nov
16
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Today is eid ul adha mubarak.
Defined by @Bnunu via UberTwitter November 16 at 05:38 UTC
Nov
16
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eid ul adha mubarak.
Defined by @kishif2010 via Twitter for iPhone November 16 at 04:12 UTC
Nov
16
+1 year
Today is the 1st day of Eid Al Adha for muslims around the world. Eid Mubarak!
Defined by @emano_o via Twitter for iPhone November 16 at 03:05 UTC
Nov
16
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rown Prince and Deputy Supreme Commander, the people of Bahrain and the Islamic world on the occasion of Eid Al Adha, which begins today.
Defined by @F1_Raymond_F1 via web November 16 at 02:50 UTC
Nov
16
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It's the Muslim's Eid al Ad'ha. °☺°
Defined by @Peaso via UberTwitter November 16 at 01:33 UTC
Nov
16
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Sahar from The Real World is an amazing Muslim(.
Defined by @LaineMassingill via UberTwitter November 16 at 01:25 UTC
Nov
16
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Today is a holy day for moslems around the world because wukuf already been done last night in saudi arabia.
Defined by @puttyed via UberTwitter November 16 at 01:19 UTC
Nov
16
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@ddlovato's Twitter page is back up.
Defined by @LaineMassingill via UberTwitter November 16 at 01:09 UTC
Nov
16
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hows everyone doing?!
Defined by @swimmer20166 via Twitter for iPhone November 16 at 01:07 UTC
Nov
16
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Demi Lovato's Twitter page is back up(: #WeLoveUDemi should start trending.
Defined by @LaineMassingill via UberTwitter November 16 at 01:04 UTC
Nov
16
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Demi Lovato's Twitter page is back up #WeLoveUDemi.
Defined by @LaineMassingill via UberTwitter November 16 at 01:02 UTC
Nov
15
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Eid Mubarak, عيد مبارك‎, is a traditional Muslim greeting reserved for use on the festivals of Eid ul-Adha and Eid ul-Fitr. The phrase translates into English as "blessed festival", and can be paraphrased as "may you enjoy a blessed festival". Eid ul-Adha is being observed this year from November 17 to November 20.
Defined by @nwjerseyliz via web November 15 at 20:48 UTC
Sep
11
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Today is the second day for Eid. Muslims around the world celebrate it with their big families and friends. They gather at one place and enjoy the times together with families n forgive each other. There's special foods too..
Defined by @pearly_bintang via UberTwitter September 11 at 10:40 UTC
Sep
11
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Happy Eid Mubarak for all muslim in the world. And forgive each other.
Defined by @emibd via UberTwitter September 11 at 09:41 UTC
Sep
11
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Happy Eid Mubarak for all moslem in the world. And forgive each other.
Defined by @aishashey via UberTwitter September 11 at 09:17 UTC
Sep
11
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its the first day after a month of fasting, celebrated with special prayer, food and spirit to forgive and get togeter.
Defined by @Manmoon00 via Twitter for iPhone September 11 at 08:48 UTC
Sep
11
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Eid (Al-Fitir) Is The Day When Muslims Celebrate The End Of Fasting.
Defined by @_AmoorA_ via Twitter for iPhone September 11 at 06:16 UTC
Sep
11
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The Eid (Al Fitir) Is The Day When Muslims Celebrate End Of Fasting!
Defined by @_AmoorA_ via Twitter for iPhone September 11 at 06:15 UTC
Sep
11
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Selamat ITIL Fitri 1431 H, Mohon Maaf Lahir dan Bathin.
Defined by @gentle_badboy via UberTwitter September 11 at 04:51 UTC
Sep
11
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Selamat pagi dona, Mohon Maaf Lahir dan Bathin.
Defined by @gentle_badboy via UberTwitter September 11 at 04:40 UTC
Sep
11
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Selamat Idul Fitri 1431 H, Mohon Maaf Lahir dan Bathin.
Defined by @endhialno via UberTwitter September 11 at 03:35 UTC
Sep
10
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Eid mubarak is a Muslim saying, meaning Happy Eid. Eid is the holiday that comes after Ramadan. It's time to share your happiness with family, pay zakat fitrah, and also silaturrahmi to relatives.
Defined by @corazondeWura via UberTwitter September 10 at 13:34 UTC
Sep
10
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Today is muslim's holy day. Happy eid mubarak to all muslims.
Defined by @nadia_yuna via UberTwitter September 10 at 07:16 UTC
Sep
10
+1 year
happy eid mubarak to all muslims.
Defined by @jatihutama via UberTwitter September 10 at 07:10 UTC
Sep
10
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happy to all muslims.
Defined by @engojboy via Twitter for iPhone September 10 at 07:00 UTC
Sep
10
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Eid Mubarak means "blessed Eid". Eid is the holiest time for the Islamic faith. It's a celebration after a month long of abstinence and fasting during Ramadhan.
Defined by @aaronannar via UberTwitter September 10 at 00:38 UTC
Sep
9
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Eid mubarak is a moslem holy celebration. Its time to giving apologize to each others. And share ur happiness with the whole families, pay zakat fitrah, and also silaturrahmi to relatives.
Defined by @olalalia via UberTwitter September 9 at 23:15 UTC
Sep
9
+1 year
Means terrorist attack.
Defined by @aldoaje via UberTwitter September 9 at 22:16 UTC
Sep
9
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Today is Eid, which is an Islamic holiday. There are two Eids in a year which are celebrated by Muslims across the world. Today's Eid, "Eid-ul-Fitr" comes right after the month of Ramadan (the Islamic month of fasting). "Eid" is Arabic for festival and "Mubarak" is Arabic for "blessed one", so Eid Mubarak is a form of greeting in celebration of the occasion.
Defined by Anonymous via web September 9 at 08:37 UTC
Sep
20
+10 months
Today is Eid, which is an Islamic holiday. There are two Eids in a year which are celebrated by Muslims across the world. Today's Eid, "Eid-ul-Fitr" comes right after the month of Ramadan (the Islamic month of fasting). "Eid" is Arabic for festival and "Mubarak" is Arabic for "blessed one", so Eid Mubarak is a form of greeting in celebration of the occasion.
Defined by Anonymous via web September 20 at 19:46 UTC
Sep
20
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@daveteshcom Today is Eid, which is an Islamic holiday. There are two Eids in a year which are celebrated by Muslims across the world. Today's Eid, "Eid-ul-Fitr" comes right after the month of Ramadan (the Islamic month of fasting). "Eid" is Arabic for festival and "Mubarak" is Arabic for "blessed one", so Eid Mubarak is a form of greeting in celebration of the occasion.
Defined by Anonymous via web September 20 at 16:41 UTC
Sep
20
+10 months
Today is Eid, which is an Islamic holiday. There are two Eids in a year which are celebrated by Muslims across the world. Today's Eid, "Eid-ul-Fitr" comes right after the month of Ramadan (the Islamic month of fasting). "Eid" is Arabic for festival and "Mubarak" is Arabic for "blessed one", so Eid Mubarak is a form of greeting in celebration of the occasion.
Defined by Anonymous via web September 20 at 14:52 UTC
Sep
20
+10 months
Today is Eid, which is an Islamic holiday. There are two Eids in a year and are celebrated by Muslims across the world, Today's Eid, "Eid-ul-Fitr" comes right after the month of Ramadan (in Islamic calender) where Muslims across the world fast for the month from sunrise to sundown. "Eid" is Arabic for festival and "Mubarak" is Arabic for "blessed one", so Eid Mubarak is a form of greeting in celebration of the occasion.
Defined by Anonymous via web September 20 at 14:51 UTC
Sep
20
+10 months
Eid is a Islamic holiday. There are two Eids in a year and are celebrated by Muslims across the world, Today's Eid, "Eid-ul-Fitr" comes right after the month of Ramadan (in Islamic calender) where Muslims across the world fast for the month from sunrise to sundown. "Eid" is Arabic for festival and "Mubarak" is Arabic for "blessed one", so Eid Mubarak is a form of greeting in celebration of the occasion.
Defined by Anonymous via web September 20 at 14:51 UTC
Sep
20
+10 months
There are 2 particular eid in a year that is celebrated by Muslims across the world, Eid-ul-Fitr and Eidul-Adha. Eid-ul-Fitr comes right after the month of Ramadan (in Islamic calender) where Muslims across the world fast for a whole. Eid is Arabic for 'festival' Mubarak is Arabic for "blessed one", so Eid Mubarak is a form of greeting one another in celebration of the occasion. Today is Eid-ul-Fitr and thus Eid Mubarak.
Defined by Anonymous via web September 20 at 14:34 UTC
Sep
20
+10 months
There are 2 particular eid in a year that is celebrated by Muslims across the world, Eid-ul-Fitr and Eidul-Adha. Eid-ul-Fitr comes right after the month of Ramadan (in Islamic calender) where muslims across the world fast for a whole. Eid is Arabic for 'festival' Mubarak is Arabic for "blessed one", so Eid Mubarak is a form of greeting one another in celebration of the occasion. Today is Eid-ul-Fitr and thus Eid Mubark.
Defined by Anonymous via web September 20 at 14:34 UTC
Sep
20
+10 months
There are 2 particular eid in a year that is celebrated by Muslims across the world, Eid-ul-Fitr and Eidul-Azha. Eid-ul-Fitr comes right after the month of Ramadan (in Islamic calender) where muslims across the world fast for a whole. Eid is Arabic for 'festival' Mubarak is Arabic for "blessed one", so Eid Mubarak is a form of greeting one another in celebration of the occasion. Today is Eid-ul-Fitr and thus Eid Mubark.
Defined by Anonymous via web September 20 at 09:32 UTC
Sep
20
+10 months
There are 2 particular eid in a year that is celebrated by Muslims across the world, Eid-ul-Fitr and Eidul-Azha. Eid-ul-Fitr comes right after the month of Ramadan (in Islamic calender) where muslims across the world fast for a whole. Mubarak is arabic for "blessed one", so Eid Mubarak is a form of greeting one another in celebration of the occasion. Today is Eid-ul-Fitr and thus Eid Mubark.
Defined by Anonymous via web September 20 at 08:03 UTC

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