A group of Muslim women pose for a photo on Eid day. (Mariam Keita and Cecile Bendara)
A group of Muslim women pose for a photo on Eid day.

Mariam Keita and Cecile Bendara

An Eid Lookbook

Cecile Bendara and Mariam Keita

November 6, 2018

Lujayn Hamad ’18 of West High, poses in a white jumpsuit and earth tones.
Ayah Taha, another West High graduate, wearing a maroon abayah over a black skirt.

 

The summer of 2018 will saw not only one, but both Muslim holidays. Eid is a word that directly translates to fest, and for good reason. Many Muslims commemorate the Islamic celebration, which occurs twice a year, by spending time with friends and family, feasting on great food, and wearing their finest clothes. Eid Al-Fitr, which marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan took place back in June. As Eid Al-Adha fell on the 21st of August. Here are a couple of the best looks from Eid Al-Fitr in Iowa City. Mariam Keita and Cecile Bendara
Mariam Keita and Cecile Bendara

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