Manama N on-Muslims have been invited to experience the joy of Eid Al Adha at Bahrain's largest mosque this Saturday and Sunday. The Eid Open House, to be held at Grand Mosque, is part of Bahrain's efforts to bridge the gap between the Muslim and non-Muslim communities. Ahmed Al-
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Non-Muslims have been invited to experience the joy of Eid Al Adha at Bahrain’s largest mosque this Saturday and Sunday.
The Eid Open House, to be held at Grand Mosque, is part of Bahrain’s efforts to bridge the gap between the Muslim and non-Muslim communities.
Ahmed Al-Fateh Islamic Centre is organizing the event, along with Discover Islam Centre, under the sponsorship of Ministry of Justice and Islamic Affairs.
Speaking to DT News, a senior member of the organizing committee, Farahat Mohammed Al-Kindy, said over 2000 visitors are expected.
“This is a proud tradition that have been upheld for 15 years. We are glad to share the joy of Eid with the non-Muslims of the island. They will get a chance to learn and to engage in fun activities,” he said.
“Visitors will enjoy traditional Bahraini sweets, cakes, pastries, dates, Arabic coffee and tea. Also, there will be Henna painting for ladies. The visitor’s will also be given a guided tour of the Grand Mosque,” he added.
