An-Nadzir's Eid Mubarak

Their celebration always seems more subdued than the rest of the country: Instead of wearing the newest clothes or using flashy colors, most of them opt for their daily black garments. But unlike previous years, this time they celebrated the end of the holy month on Wednesday, August 31, the same as the government's determined date, by coincidence. "To determine the date for Eid Mubarak, we observe the moon and the tides in Bonto Sunggu village. We

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