Greece Eid al-Fitr (i.e. Seker Bayram, Sugar Feast) () is celebrated in Greece mainly in the Western Thrace region from the local Muslim minority (Turks, Pomaks and Roma), along with the other two major celebrations, Kurban Bayram (Sacrifice Feast) () and Hıdırellez. On the day of the Bayram, family gathers together, wear their best clothes, and celebrate with a common meal, after attending the morning prayer. The women prepare and offer sweets to family and visitors, while small children go around and pay their respects to the elderly by kissing their hands. The elder in turn reward them with candies, sweets, and small amounts of money. Local Muslim shopkeepers close their shops this day, while Muslim minority schools have a 5-day holiday for the feast.
Greece Eid al-Fitr (ie Seker Bayram Sugar Feast) () is celebrated in Greece mainly in the Western Thrace region from the local Muslim minority (Turks Pomaks and Roma) along with the other two major celebrations Kurban Bayram (Sacrifice Feast) () and Hıdırellez On the day of the Bayram family gathers together wear their best clothes and celebrate with a common meal after attending the morning prayer The women prepare and offer sweets to family and visitors while small children go around and pay their respects to the elderly by kissing their hands The elder in turn reward them with candies sweets and small amounts of money Local Muslim shopkeepers close their shops this day while Muslim minority schools have a 5-day holiday for the feast