You know, Eid is something we look forward to, right? There are only two Eids, two holidays, and we look forward to it and we think of this blessed time with our family, friends.

I know not everybody has that. There's some reberts that really struggle with that, and I'll get to that.

But I want to say there's something that happens every year when Eid comes, and it is an absolute madness.

I have no idea why. I feel like every year I have to say it,

even though it sounds redundant, because it doesn't stop. People don't stop doing it. So I want to talk

about what it is and exactly the sunnah that you can do instead, that hopefully will give you

the blessing and barra that Ramadan gave you extended. Inshallah, business, ta a la. Today we're going to talk about the thing you definitely need to not do

and the things that you must do to have an amazing aid. Inshallah, let's go. Hello, Welcome to the Mindfulmusma speaks podcast.

I'm your host, Mindful Muslim, and I coming to you every Ramadan more than once a week

because during the year we do once but al-hahmada in

Ramadan it is different I want to come in today in the podcast to tell you

about the Sunnis of aides not just because I want you to have those quick hit

reminders on this beautiful day that's approaching but also because it is

something that you know there's things that go on in aida I wish they didn't go

on let me tell you

what they are. It's a fact. As a matter of fact. Before I want to do that, I just want to say

shout out to all the women in Thrive. It has been awesome to celebrate Ramadan with you. Having

this sisterhood where we're able to connect has been nothing short of a miracle. And I just am so excited to be with you all the time.

So I know a lot of my listeners are thrivers.

So double hit if you're a podcast listener and a thrive sister, al-hambi-il-il-a.

So with every Eid, I'm from New York City.

So what I see is in the Ramadan time

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