Eid-ul-Fitr marks the end of the 30 day Ramadan fast and is celebrated for 3 days. Date of observance may vary according to sighting of the new moon. Dates vary by a day depending on whether the Saudi Arabia or the North American Calendar is being observed. This calendar follows the North American dates which is a day later.
What is Ramadan all about? Here's a nice little video which explains this Islamic holiday.
http://www.mindvalley.com/blog/mindvalley/a-time-for-spiritual-reflection-and-gratitude/
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