Eid comes to the expatriate with his feeling of nostalgia for his homeland and his need for family warmth and celebration with them, and therefore some families and families in exile need to reunite the Arab communities to celebrate in an atmosphere of joy, so “The Seventh Day” reviews during the following lines some tips for spending Eid Al-Adha in an atmosphere And a joyful ritual for expatriates, according to Shaima Iraqi, a consultant on family relations and behavior modification.

Tips for expats to spend and enjoy Eid:

– Searching for mosques to establish prayers in which gatherings are allowed, especially in European countries, and to ensure the gathering and presence of the family to perform the prayers.

Cooperating with communities and friends among them to celebrate, gather, visit with each other, bring families closer together, and prepare Eid food from meat, fattah dishes, and other traditional foods for Eid Al-Adha.

Gathering and distributing meat to expatriates who did not get it yesterday, which adds an atmosphere of happiness and joy to the feast.

– Ensuring the traditions of each country and teaching children how to celebrate while preserving the heritage identity of each Arab country and wearing Eid clothes every day.

Preparing popular dishes for each country, gathering and visiting to celebrate among the communities of Arab peoples, offering the duty of hospitality and gathering between families.

Going out, exchanging visits, planning to spend the rest of the Eid holidays with expatriate friends, and exchanging congratulations with them.

– Ensure to greet the family, contact them and communicate with them through means of communication, and share with them the atmosphere of the holiday.

Ways to spend the holidays in exile