A grand Eid-ul-Fitr congregation was held at the historic Tempelhof Field in Germany’s capital, Berlin.
The prayer, which began around 10am on Friday, drew thousands of worshippers, making it one of the largest Eid gatherings ever held in an open field in Germany.
From early morning, people of all ages and backgrounds gathered at the venue. The spontaneous participation of men, women, and children turned the event into a festive reunion.
Muslims from diverse cultures and ethnic groups came together to join the religious ceremony, which stood as a symbol of harmony and brotherhood.
After the prayers, food offerings were distributed among the worshippers, and people exchanged Eid greetings, sharing the joy of the festival.
Under the open sky, the congregation became not only a religious ritual but also an important social and cultural meeting point for the expatriate Muslim community.
Organisers said that hosting such a large-scale Eid congregation in an open field reflects the unity and participation of the expatriate Muslim community. They expressed hope to continue similar arrangements in the future.
The Eid prayer at Tempelhof Field was considered a memorable and joyous occasion for Muslims living abroad.
