Eid Celebrations
Eid is a season of joy and happiness, a time dedicated to celebrating acts of worship while steering clear of sins and transgressions. It’s also a period of excitement for children, marked by the donning of beautiful clothing and gatherings with family, relatives, and friends. We have curated a collection of heartfelt Eid messages for you to share with your loved ones.
Most Beautiful Eid Phrases
- Happy Eid to you! For those who have cut off contacts, Eid lacks its joy and happiness when you are far from your loved ones.
- May each Eid find you obedient to your Lord, a follower of your Prophet, and supportive of your family.
- Whoever knows someone like you is destined for happiness, as every day with you feels like a celebration.
- Words have their responses, joy has its essence, and Eid days are limited, so I extend my limitless greetings to you.
- It’s impossible for the sun to rise without shining upon you, and it’s impossible to approach Eid without wishing you joy and health every year.
- To the sweetest moon, with fragrance and flowers, with a heart that says, ‘Happy Eid to the dearest of people!’ Your presence alone is my celebration; may you have endless blessings each year.
- I, along with my heart, wish you a happy Eid, for seeing you marks the beginning of my celebration.
- I pray that Allah accepts our deeds and reunites us in the highest paradise. Wishing you a blessed year.
- May Allah accept your acts of worship and complete your happiness during Eid, granting you victory and relief for your community.
- I ask the One who brings back Eid and bids farewell to the departed month to bless you with long life and transform your life into a continuous celebration.
- Our wishes always precede our greetings, and our joy comes before our nights. Happy Eid to you and us.
Poem for the People of Eid
This poem titled “For the People of Eid” is by the esteemed poet Ibn al-Rumi, whose name was Ali bin al-Abbas bin Jirij or Georges al-Rumi. He was a prominent poet during the Abbasid era, akin to notable figures such as Al-Mutanabbi and Bashar. Born in 221 AH in Baghdad, he passed away in 283 AH under mysterious circumstances, reportedly poisoned due to a feud with Al-Qasim bin Ubaydullah over a past insult.
For the people, it’s a holiday; and for me, double the joy during Eid.
When I see you, O offspring of the noble,
As they celebrate two Eids in one year,
Your face makes each day a festive affair.
They say the crescent of Eid is here; I tell them,
Your face is a crescent always lit.
This crescent appears to me as an omen,
Countered by the crescent of your blessed presence.
Renew and recreate both Eids in blessings,
For the nights refuse to relent without rejuvenation.
If your company leads the Eid celebration,
Your absence is not missed on festive days.
Should you stand alone, distancing from the crowd,
You would still be everyone, as others feel left out.
Upon you rests the splendor of leadership,
Not due to armies or the burden of warriors.
You are the leader who seems to rise,
Without a decree from a known authority.
Governance is not for the greedy,
But for those who seek elevation and praise.
Is the leader not the one who shares victories,
While facing the adversities of life?
You stand firm against unfair odds,
O son of the noble, steadfast and backed.
Let exclusion or authority do as they wish,
For you shall live in the mercy of generosity.
This leadership is masterful in its essence,
Simple enough to bind, yet deeply rooted.
Bestowed gifts from Allah cannot be stripped,
Unlike unfair claims that are soon revoked.
If I were capable of reviving the dead,
Your generosity would bring all lives back to life.
What concerns you when time turns against you,
When your status remains in a curtain of envy?
Despite this, there is no difference between you two,
And that should hold true, even in returns.
Your brother stands strong against enemies,
A mountain unwavering in his foundations.
Both of you find strength in each other,
Bound and united by shared causes.
When both merge into a collective force,
They form an unbreakable integrated body.
In battles, should they unite,
They become an ongoing saga in history.
Surpassing every challenge together,
Neither seeks harm nor betrayal.
Hence, when you support each other’s ambitions,
Your shared honor emerges, distinctly recognized.
Both find joy in the accomplishments of the other,
As envy fades away among hearts grown cold.
All vicious tongues are turned still,
For the bonds of fraternity lay unshakeable.
May the warmth of unity remain,
While the schemes of enemies scatter with the wind!
If we recall Sufyan’s resilient bond,
You two are intertwined, right at the core.
Devoid of hindrance, you both flourish,
Each becoming a weapon in the defense.
Strong against foes, with hearts unwavering,
Foreheads adorned with the marks of battles.
For safety lies in the strivers dedicated,
And glory resides hand in hand with resolve.
%No life is without its struggles,
As none can contain the essence of peace.
Astray or gained beauty remains,
In shadows or in the fullest of light.
Despite challenging days, with a calm heart,
I strive, praying always for your ease.
Thus, may the days bridge together,
May we navigate these trials hand in hand.
Warm Eid Messages
Message One:
Every year you remain my dearest friend. Wishing you happiness and joy. Every year, you complete my Eid celebrations.
Message Two:
I bought a new outfit for Eid just to see you.
Though the outfit’s trend has faded, it’s untouched.
I also purchased a fragrance to wear when I meet you.
Eid has passed, and many years have followed with your absence.
Every Eid, I wish you joy even amidst distance.
Message Three:
O bright sun,
O joy of every soul,
Shine upon my beloved, your light.
Tell him, ‘Wishing you well each year.’
Message Four:
Before everyone else,
I rush to feel this sentiment,
And send you a heartfelt message,
Wishing you a year filled with love.
Message Five:
I await Eid more than any child.
I seize this chance to reach out to you.
Stealing glances out of shyness,
I congratulate you and treasure you in my heart.
Message Six:
I ask the One who ushered in the crescent,
And anchored the mountains,
To keep you in remarkable health each Eid.
Message Seven:
Happy Eid,
Wishing you joy,
With my love always near,
Wishing you the best.
Message Eight:
Eid has returned,
And I feel your absence deeply.
Separated by lands and seas,
Yet I hope for your happiness.
Even if your distance casts my joy aside.
Message Nine:
In my heart, there’s love and longing,
In my eyes, I weave words,
Wishing you well each year,
Because without you, Eid feels so dim.