Muwahhideen Publications is pleased to present the second edition to this extremely comprehensive, yet highly beneficial Ebook written by Shaykh 'Abd Al-Qādir Ibn Muḥammad al-Junyad (حفظه الله) that offers a synopsis of essential matters surrounding 'Eid al-Fiṭr, which every Muslim who wishes to align himself with the Sunnah of Muḥammad (ṣallAllāhu 'alayhi wa sallam) should be familiar with. The second edition contains additional subsections, rulings and narrations annotated by the Shaykh, which we hope would be of benefit to the reader.

This treatise was translated by Abū Afnān Muḥammad ‘Abd Allāh (حفظهالله) with the explicit permission and approval of the Shaykh. 

~ The Chapter Headings ~ 

I. The First Subtopic: The ‘Eid Prayer

II. The Second Subtopic: Making Ghusl For The ‘Eid

III. The Third Subtopic: Adorning Oneself with the Best Clothes and Wearing Fragrance/Scents for the 'Eid

IV. The Fourth Subtopic: Eating Before Going to the 'Eid Prayer Area Walking 

V. The Fifth Subtopic: The Sunnah Actions Concerning Leaving for The Prayer Area and Returning From It

VI. The Sixth Subtopic: The Takbīr on The Day of ‘Eid al-Fiṭr

VII. The Seventh Subtopic: Praying Supererogatory Prayers in the ‘Eid Prayer Area

VIII. The Eighth Subtopic: The Additional Takbīrs During the ‘Eid Prayer

IX. The Ninth Subtopic: The Initial Supplication During the 'Eid Prayer

X. The Tenth Subtopic: Making Up The ‘Eid Prayer 

XI. The Eleventh Subtopic: Attending the Khuṭbah of the ‘Eid Prayer 

XII. The Twelfth Subtopic: Beginning the Khuṭbah with Takbīr 

XIII. The Thirteenth Issue: The Khuṭbah is Two Khuṭbahs and Not One 

XIV. The Fourteenth Subtopic: Extending ‘Eid Greetings 

XV. The Fifteenth Subtopic: The Legislative Ruling on Fasting the Day of the ‘Eid 

XVI. The Sixteenth Subtopic: There Are No ‘Eids for the Muslims Except the Two ‘Eids

An excerpt taken from the Chapter: Extending ‘Eid Greetings

"Some people—May Allāh grant them rightness—extend the ‘Eid greetings a day or more before, or on the night of the ‘Eid. However, what has been narrated from the Righteous Predecessors is that they would extend ‘Eid greetings on the day of the ‘Eid, and there is no doubt that their practice is that which is most beloved to all."