ISLAMABAD: The second day of Eid ul Fitr is being celebrated across the country with religious zeal and fervor as the festivities continue on the 2nd day on Thursday, ARY News reported.
People are visiting their relatives and recreational places across the country today to enjoy Eid celebrations with their loved ones.
In the twin cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi, citizens are visiting their relatives, parks and other picnic places to enjoy pleasant weather after rain reduced the temperature.
Spots like Lake View Park, Pakistan Monument, F-9 Park, Rose and Jasmine Garden, Ayub National Park and other small parks are sites of attraction for visitors.
People from the twin cities and other parts of the country are also embarking upon a trip to Murree. Elaborate arrangements have been made to facilitate the visitors.
Eidul Fitr, the biggest religious festival of the Muslims which marks the end of the fasting month of Ramazan, is being celebrated across Pakistan with due solemnity and religious fervor.
The day symbolises piety, patience, fortitude and socially reminds us to share the festivities with the poor and underprivileged people.
The faithful offered Eid prayers at Eidgahs, open places and mosques in all major cities and towns across Pakistan.
President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime
Minister Shehbaz Sharif have also felicitated the nation and the Muslim Ummah on the auspicious occasion of Eidul Fitr and urged them to show compassion and generosity and share their happiness with the poor and needy.
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In a message, President Zardari prayed to Allah Almighty to bring immense blessings, happiness, peace and security to everyone on this blessed day.
Asif Ali Zardari said the auspicious occasion of Eidul Fitr sends us the message that as a nation we are determined to overcome challenges, extend a helping hand to the needy and ready to work for a bright and prosperous future for everybody.
In his message, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said this day marks the end of Ramazan, a month of immense blessings, spiritual growth, forgiveness, patience, tolerance and resilience.
The PM said the underlying message of Eid is that of solidarity, compassion, generosity and harmony and inspires us to build a peaceful and prosperous society. While we enjoy the celebratory delight of this great occasion, we must not forget the least fortunate amongst us.
He appealed to the entire nation to help those around who deserve our support so that they could also share the joys of this occasion.
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