Dundee Central Mosque and Al-Maktoum held events on Tuesday while Victoria Road Mosque and the Scottish Islamic Cultural Centre of Dundee on Dura Street put on celebrations on Wednesday.
Eid celebrations continued among Muslims across Dundee on June 5 2019.
Eid is a festival of breaking the fast with Ramadan having begun on May 5.
The month-long effort involves abstaining from food and water and is one of the Five Pillars of Islam.
Muslims are also expected to refrain from any and all sinful deeds with many also choosing to contribute more to charity while doing so.
People embrace after prayers and celebrations at Dundee Islamic Society mosque to celebrate Eid.
Celebrations began with a special early morning prayer in mosques and open-air spaces and later moved on to feasts and festivals.
Children with goodie bags after prayers and celebrations at Dundee Islamic Society Mosque to celebrate Eid.
Eid is a festival of breaking the fast with Ramadan having begun on May 5.
Celebrations began with a special early morning prayer in mosques and open-air spaces and later moved on to feasts and festivals.
The annual Eid in the Park celebration, organised by Yusuf Youth Initiative, will this year be held at Camperdown Park on Sunday from noon-5pm.
Everyone is welcome to the event, which includes food, face painting, henna stalls, as well as adults’ and kids’ rides.
Prayers and celebrations at Dundee Islamic Society mosque to celebrate Eid.
Queuing to embrace after prayers and celebrations at Dundee Islamic Society mosque to celebrate Eid.
