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Written by Hakan Yeşilova   
2008.10.06
"Keep coming to the prayer, mind you!" warned the imam, adding the mind you!" bit to the end of almost every sentence he uttered. The mosque was filled with a huge congregation greater than could fit within the limited space indoors. Yes, correct, I am talking about the Eid prayer observed the morning after the last fasting day of Ramadan. For many Muslims Eid prayer has a very special place; although it is not as obligatory as daily salat or the Friday prayer, there is always a higher attendance for this prayer than for any other occasion in the mosque. Perhaps only the Night of Power (laylat al-Qadr) can compete.
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