The Moscow government recommends that Muslims read Ramadan at home. It was also noted that worshipers are informed about the restrictions introduced in the city "through relevant organizations" and that it is appropriate to pay special attention to labor migrants from Central Asian countries in this regard.

The religious administration of Moscow Muslims rejected the reports that Eid-ul-Fitr prayers would be offered online and announced that they would be held in mosques as usual. The Moscow government expects 400,000 people to participate in this year's Eid al-Fitr events.

The Office of Muslims of Uzbekistan announced that the Eid of Ramadan is expected to fall on Wednesday, April 10.

Let us renew our faith and wash away our sins. Let's pray: "O Allah, make us reach Ramadan for many years and make us among your slaves freed from hell!"

On the eve of Ramadan, the President of Uzbekistan signed a decree on pardoning 426 prisoners. 135 of those who were pardoned were released from the main punishment in full, 200 were paroled. Among them are 11 foreigners and 3 minors.

There are a number of etiquettes related to these two Eid holidays that Muslims always look forward to, and following them will ensure that the joy of these holidays is complete and, most importantly, reap many rewards. The manners of the Eid holidays mainly mean the following manners: