Chandler Smith, 129 TESS

Today Muslims around the world celebrate the beginning of Eid al-Fitr, a three day holiday that ends the holy fasting month of Ramadan. In Thailand, a revered collective of Muslims climb to the top of a mountain in Yala province and look for the new moon. If a crescent moon appears after sunset The Central Islamic Council of Thailand formally announces the beginning of Eid al-Fitr. The morning after the sighting of the new moon is accompanied by an extensive prayer, which is followed by breaking fast. Throughout Thailand, many Muslims celebrate Eid al-Fitr by visiting friends and family, eating plentiful amounts of kanom and curry, and forgiving others. 

Chandler Smith, 129 TESS

Tiffany Fitzgerald, 129 TESS

Theresa Kozelka, 129 YinD

Berline Exume, 130 TESS

Audrey Ardine, 129 TESS

Halli Benson, 130 TESS

Clarkie Finkelstein, 130 TESS

Clarence Say, 129 TESS

Sighting the new moon, ending Ramadan and starting Eid al-Fitr